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Romeo and Juliet--A Parody
Summary:
Juliet Capulet is just your average teenage girl until a chance meeting at a community dance changes her life forever. She meets Romeo Montague, who immediately starts stalking her, claiming they are meant to be together. For Juliet, this is just too much; she calls the police. How did such a story inspire the great William Shakespeare? It's not how you think!
CarrieAnn13
Romeo and Juliet--A Parody
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This book has 209 comments.
I read the first chapter...
I liked this. It was an interesting twist, creative and original. I loved that she actually liked Paris.
The sentences could be a bit choppy at times. If you maybe work on the flow of the story and I think it would be great!
I liked it..but I don't like the fact of how people want to create a younger version of Romeo and juliet. I love William's work the way it is.
You could have made more paragraphs..it makes your work more neat, so I believe.
Overall..pretty good.
I like how you grab the reader's attention and make us want to read the book.
I think you could make the sentences transition better though. Make it all run smoothly...
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