Shakespeare's Flowers illustrated by Floyd Cooper

Shakespeare's Flowers illustrated by Floyd CooperRoses, lilies, violets, and marigolds are among the 50 flowers, all featured in the works of Shakespeare, that wind around this beautifully literary circular jigsaw puzzle Shakespeare grew up in the English countryside and filled his works with references to flowers, plants, animals, and insects. Celebrating them all, Rebecca Harriss rich illustration style brings this circular jigsaw puzzle to life. Memorable quotations from the poems and plays

courtrooms

plus designer highlights and a variety of stories and technical discussions

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plus Dos and Don’ts

his sister

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