Cymbeline Histoires

She was loud. He was the quietest. 🌹 She was an astounding Cymbeline. He was a simple Reed. 🌹 Yet, they saw universes in each other's souls and fairytales in each other's eyes. 🌹 She was all he needed - Cymbeline.

While usually classified as a comedy, four of William Shakespeare's plays can be classified as romances: The Tempest, Pericles, The Winter's Tale, and Cymbeline. Occasionally, Cymbeline is classified as a history, since the title character was based on Cunobeline King of the Britons during pre-Roman British History from late first century BC until early 40's AD. However, the romance genre of Shakespeare's day is entirely different from the romance genre of today. In actuality, the romance of Shakespeare's day would be called a fantasy today. Cymbeline is a story with many plots and subplots, strong characters, and the supernatural. It is also a prototype of melodrama. So sit back. Enjoy the plotting. Relish in the characterization. And try not to get too confused.

Cymbeline is your non average teenage girl. To start off she's drop dead gorgeous, and for that reason people despise her and call her names. She's a werewolf, but not just any, she got the gene from her great great grand mother and nobody in her family knows she's one. One day her mother and fathers jobs require the family of three to move towns, so what better thing for Cymbeline to do than become the bad girl for the last day in her old school. Through this day Cymbeline does many things that lead to her to want to move towns just as much as she already did. Will Cymbeline find her mate? Will the memories come back to haunt her? Find out in, The New Wolf in Town. (This is my first book so don't expect it to be the best and I'm only a high school student so don't judge it to be a top read.)

The complete works of William Shakespeare Complete and unabridged Chatham River Press