Provides the text of the play accompanied by notes and an introduction. Also includes a section of study questions and a brief biography of Shakespeare.
Morton Storm was an unlikely jihadi. At six-foot-one, Storm was a red-headed Dane who spent his teens throwing punches with a biker gang and getting thrown in jail. After reading about Islam he converted and embarked on a decade-long transformation that would lead him to a close friendship with Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born terrorist cleric. In time, his repudiation of extremism led him to atonement and a life of extreme danger as an undercover agent for the CIA and British and Danish intelligence. He single-handedly thwarted attacks in the West and led the CIA to some of the world's most dangerous terrorists, all the while knowing his own life was expendable.
Includes the well-known tales as well as less familiar ones such as "The Gardener and the Squire," "The Story of a Mother," "In a Thousand Years Time," and "The Shadow.".
Presents a full-cast reading of Shakespeare's tragedy in which Hamlet, a Danish prince, seeks vengeance for his father's murder after being visited by the dead man's ghost.
Presents the complete, annotated texts of four Shakespeare tragedies, including "Hamlet," "Othello," "King Lear," and "Macbeth," each with an introduction.
An illustrated prose retelling of Shakespeare's "Hamlet," in which the prince of Denmark pursues vengeance of his father's murder and clears a destructive path along the way.
When, in 1943, Germany plans to send all Danish Jews to prison camps, Peter and Elise, eleven-year-old twins, face danger trying to help their Jewish friend Henrik escape to Sweden.
