Molly Horton Booth

Absolutely delightful adaptation. Opened up a new aspect of the story for me, thinking about what it meant for Viola and Sebastian to loose their father, and how that might play into their feelings about being separated from each other.

Gr 7 Up—No longer willing to conform at her former boarding school, Vi starts anew at Arden High—where love is
afoot but not always in sync—while her twin brother stays behind, in this mischievous and ebullient romantic comedy
based on Shakespeare's play of a similar title.

I was unsure as to how they were going to create the conflict that Twelfth Night is known for but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Interesting take with social media there, the twins having similar usernames that can be easily mixed up.

Only thing I didn’t like is the ‘what I learned from bullying a bully.’ Just felt tacky. The bullying aspect just didn’t feel developed enough.

Really cute. It's adapted really well to a modern high school setting, has lots of fun references to other Shakespeare plays too. A great read for anyone who likes "Heartstopper".