Oss:The Tempest

Good, but your money is better spent on Sparknotes' No Fear Shakespeare version of the Tempest which is much more complete and much easier to understand and much more helpful.

Good experience

The cost is exorbitantly high than the printed rate

The Best Shakespeare Book for School-Students. The best point being the detailed explanations and the notes regarding the Shakespearean aspects, also a feature which I like is that it has no paraphrase(paraphrase destroys the joy of reading Shakespeare). Nothing less could be expected from OUP. You can surely go for this one, it is worth it!

Oxford School Shakespeare series is very handy for someone who wants to understand and enjoy Shakespeare literature. Although, it does not translate every sentence; just some important parts and words. Which I think is very useful since it allows the reader to decipher and assemble texts; it is one of the best methods of understand and learning. I received the book on time and the condition of the book was very good.

Those who want it will buy it.Simple as that.

The best quality

Awesome book! Got it in great condition. Very good content in this book too! Has pictures and paraphrase. Also has some pages showing photos of the actual play.

There is much to recommend this: (i) the typography and overall layout makes the text supremely accessible; (ii) the use of illustrations and photographs enhances rather than detracts from the text; (iii) there are a wealth of additional resources within the publication; (iv) it easily sits within a student's backpack; (v) it is very affordable. The pointers on how to approach essays and/or exam questions concerning this play stand the test of time. The notes for teachers are equally useful for the student. The inclusion of the musical score for songs within the play is, for me, the only issue with this publication, as it fails to add significantly to understanding.

Parti mancanti e note alla fine. Sono felice do averlo rivenduto

Too many handwritten notes

I usually use 3-5 different editions in studying a script prior to performance. And this is one of my two favorites, Arden being the other.

Easy to read