
This bookish feature is an original by me! I had the epiphany for this the other day when I was writing out my 15 bookish confessions. (See #7) A lot of times I like to go “beyond the book” and do something that will connect me with the book and characters a little more. It will pop up on Mondays! Be on the look out for which books caught my eye and made me go beyond just reading it!

“Though she be but little, she is fierce!”
― William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream
― William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A Midsummer Night’s Dream made the blog today because the theater in my community was putting it on as a play! I haven’t read this play or any adaptations since college, so I decided I wanted to see it. Especially since my fraternity brother was playing Duke Theseus. Let’s just say, I enjoyed seeing the play wayyyy more than reading it lol It became a lot more fun and so much more funnier that I had trouble believing that it was the same play.
One thing I like about this play, is the way it tells the love story. It makes fun of lovers and the way love can turn you into a fool. Or in this case… An ass. (Ten points if you know why!) It was a lot of fun watching the play and laughing, so I decided that I want to go back and maybe read some adaptations of it. Definitely not the actual play, I read for enjoyment lol Shakespeare always made my head hurt. (And that’s saying something because I was an English minor lol) So, if you know of any really good adaptations of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, let me know what they are. Especially if it really is funny!
Have you ever had such a connection with a book that you had to go beyond just reading it?
Join me on Mondays with Beyond the Book!
Join me on Mondays with Beyond the Book!