Much Ado About Nothing
By Andrew Matthews and Tony Ross
Can enemies become lovers when whispers, disguises and a cruel lie turn Messina upside down?
Genres
What is Much Ado About Nothing about?
In Messina, quick-witted Beatrice and sharp-tongued Benedick insist they will never fall in love, yet their friends secretly plot to bring them together. Meanwhile, young Claudio and Hero are preparing to marry until the scheming Don John spreads a cruel lie. As misunderstandings, disguises and overheard conversations cause chaos, the truth must be uncovered before love, friendship and honour are lost. Andrew Matthews retells Shakespeare’s lively comedy in clear, accessible language for younger readers.
About the author
Andrew Matthews is a popular author and illustrator from the UK, well known for retelling classic stories like 'Hamlet' and 'Macbeth' in a fun and easy way for children. He enjoys making reading exciting and accessible for everyone. Andrew’s books help young readers enjoy famous tales from history and literature.
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2013
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