Romeo and Juliet
Two lovers defy fate and family in a tragic dance of passion and pride.
Book Series · 4 Books
In order from Romeo and Juliet to Coriolanus.
The Oxford Shakespeare series is a set of 4 chapter books by William Shakespeare, published between 1597 and 1608. Most books run about 400 pages. Subjects across the series include death and marriage and divorce.
Two lovers defy fate and family in a tragic dance of passion and pride.
4 books · Published 1597–1608
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There are 4 books in the Oxford Shakespeare series. It began with Romeo and Juliet in 1597, and the newest book, Coriolanus, was published in 1608.
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