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May 1, 2012
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"A light heart lives long" (LLL-V.ii.18)
As You LIke It Publishing
The Romeo and Juliet adaptation is aimed at struggling, dis-engaged high school readers (who now, due to common core standards, have to read the Bard in senior English!). It is written around a seventh grade level, which most struggling seniors can handle (not all, I know, but most).
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