
The Little Book of Shakespeare Inventions
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Virtual Voice
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L. Heart

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About this listen
Discover the surprising phrases you already know — and didn’t realise came from Shakespeare.
If you’ve ever felt “faint-hearted,” gone on a “wild-goose chase,” or been “in a pickle,” then you’ve already been quoting the Bard.
The Little Book of Shakespeare is your curious companion into the everyday phrases, clever insults, and poetic turns of phrase that sprang from the Bard’s works and still shape how we speak today. With bite-sized entries that unpack the meaning, origin, and charm of each expression, this book is perfect for anyone who loves language, literature, or a good “aha!” moment.
Whether you're a lifelong Shakespeare fan or someone just discovering the magic of his words in your daily coffee chat, this book offers a delightful mix of learning and fun — no degree in Elizabethan theatre required!
Perfect for:
Language lovers and trivia fans
Students, teachers, and curious readers
Fans of Shakespeare or anyone who finds old quotes oddly familiar
Gifting to word nerds, literature buffs, or pub quiz champions
Inside, you'll find short, insightful entries on Shakespeare quotes and terms, from the romantic to the ridiculous. Each phrase includes its original Shakespearean context, its modern meaning, and fun facts or historical insights.
The Little Book of Shakespeare is a beautifully curated collection of the everyday expressions, famous lines, and clever wordplay that Shakespeare brought into the English language — many of which we still use without a second thought. This accessible and engaging book explores the origins and meanings of these phrases, showing how Shakespeare’s timeless influence lives on in modern speech.
Thoughtful, witty, and full of facts you’ll want to share, this is Shakespeare — made little, lovely, and entirely yours.