I hate reading Shakespeare novels but my favorite has to be Julius Caesar.

I love the logics in the story. It teaches you not to let power and success get to U in a negative way.

"Friends, Romans, countrymen: Lend me your ears. I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him"

I love Hamlet. Maybe because I'm teaching that to my students now. It's passionate told and evokes a wide variety of emotions.

"To be or not to be"

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My Favourite Shakespeare Novel is Romeo & Juliet

Shakespeare's works are incomparable, but of all his works, I appreciate HAMLET most,followed by Romeo and Juliet.

COMEDY OF ERRORS IS MY BEST.

Romeo and Juliet has always been my favorite. After that, I will pick HAMLET. Was forced to read it in my early years. I love it now though.

Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. I think would have been a good Juliet

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macbeth,
merchant of venice a close second

The Taming of the Shrew.

I love Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing. Terrific.

@Mad-max now you talking, i love Much Ado About Nothin, especially coz of the drama btwn beatrice n bennedick.

The guy was a genius at creating original characters and dialogue. Benedick and Beatrice werebefore their time, esp Beatrice.

definitely 'the taming of the shrew'.

William Shakespeare wrote plays and poems and not novels.

The Taming of the Shrew and macbeth

Shakespeare is my alltime best author

i find it hard to pick my best of his books
but Comedy of errors
and Macbeth
i just realised i prefer macbeth to Julius Caeser  hmmm

Hamlet for sure. "Get thee to a nunnery!" a timeless line-- poor Ophelia,

Shakespeare novels are great i love Hamlet

it's a really tough one, i love Julius Ceasar and Twelfth Night and Anthony and Cleopatra and Titus Andronicus and King Lear and everything else he touched ( like the sonnet 'the seven ages of man')

but i think Julius Cesar is the most powerful for me. and my favorite part is mark anthony's speech after julius is murdered.
twelfth night is my first love though, thanks to school.

sorry the jury is out on this one.
plus the thing is, i only like to read it in it's original text (unabridged/translated).

hey guys, on a different note, if u like shakespeare, you'll like geoffrey chaucer's 'the canterbury tales'. it's a hard read, but very interesting.

hm, before i go into this, no be Plays Shakespeare dey write? ,

My all time favourite is the Merchant of Venice, nobody seems to have mentioned it, it's brilliant!, and i like Hamlet, and A Midsummers Night dream and twelfth Night and, lemme shut up before i get carried away, LOL!, Romeo and Juliet is nice, that's undisputable, but i stubbornly refuse to mention it, because it's too cheesy!

Montague Romeo and Capulet Juliet!!! so tragic!!

I really liked Othello, lots of betrayal and distrust. Loved the Merchant of Venice, great courtroom drama.lol

Unabridged versions of Shakespeare would be hellish,so kudos to those who simplified his books(plays, woteva) Made him more appealing to the new school.

Taming of the Shrew and Hamlet

Thumbs up for "Much Ado About Nothing"

coming in second is "MacBeth"

skaespeare is not actually my taste in a writer

but i had to read Romeo and juliet because of an exam
and i found out that it isnt that bad
so that should be my favourite

definately hamlet but maybe cos it's the only one i read with concentration from start to finish and i think the book was kinda special to the guy(his daughter's name is hamleta or something similar)

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it's a really tough one, i love Julius Ceasar and Twelfth Night and Anthony and Cleopatra and Titus Andronicus and King Lear and everything else he touched ( like the sonnet 'the seven ages of man')

but i think Julius Cesar is the most powerful for me. and my favorite part is mark anthony's speech after julius is murdered.
twelfth night is my first love though, thanks to school.

sorry the jury is out on this one.
plus the thing is, i only like to read it in it's original text (unabridged/translated).

hey guys, on a different note, if u like shakespeare, you'll like geoffrey chaucer's 'the canterbury tales'. it's a hard read, but very interesting.

Ohhhh I agree. I read the canterbury tales last year in My Senior English Class.It was soo good.I love learning about the different characters.

Romeo and Juliet

The Tempest

i think who are not down with"the bard of avon are slighted by his diction.i believe if it was more explicit many mordern writers migth suffer.anyway my best are:hamlet, othello, julius, , taming of the shrew and many more.
when the devout rel;igion of my eyes maintains such falsehood
thenturn tears to fire, (romeo&juliet)sizzling