Whether this is the survival manual is debatable. The humor is kind of lame and sophomoric, which, if you think about it, is more advanced than junior high. This prose version of this classic tale of murder and revenge is an accessible adaptation that remains faithful to the oft-quoted Shakespearean language. This would be a good support text for those assigned to read the actual play this school year. This sage advice from a counselor strikes the balance between guidance and choice, offering a no-nonsense voice of reason for the chaotic world of high school.
Parents get advice on how to keep track of what their teen is up to, and when to back off.
Nancy Parry McCluer is the promotion specialist for the Springfield-Greene County Library District.