Glenn Dixon is a Canadian English teacher, who tells us about his classroom and their experience of learning about Romeo and Juliet. On one of his holidays, he heads to the real Verona in Italy, to work in an office where unlucky in love men and women write letters to Juliet Capulet, and a team of writers reply back giving them hope.
He does a good job of switching between stories, and in the process reminding us all of the beauty of Romeo and Juliet and their star crossed love. It even made me want to read it again, which I last read many decades ago in high school. 4/5
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If a good book makes you want to read the book that influenced it, then it is a success.
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