When you've written 38 plays and 154 sonnets, you have to be really organized. Most people praise William Shakespeare for his use of language, plot, and character -- but we're totally blown away by his ability to keep track of everything. Hundreds of characters... hundreds of locations... and enough plot twists and turns to make a lesser man dizzy. But The Bard stayed on top of things, and you can too, with these Much Ado About Nothings Sticky Notes.
- Never ask friends, Romans, or countrymen to lend you sticky notes again by purchasing your own Much Ado About Nothings Shakespearean Sticky Notes!
- Each booklet is full of hundreds of colorful self-sticking sheets featuring two different designs. Included are 5 tab-style notes in pink, green, blue, orange, and yellow, a small note with William Shakespeare's signature, and one large pad with an image of The Bard himself!
- The booklet measures 3 1/4" x 4 1/4" and is easy to transport for the classroom to the library, or to display on your desk.
- Makes a great stocking stuffer or white elephant gift. Perfect for your friend who can't stop writing sonnets or your co-worker who speaks in iambic pentameter.
- Click the store link near the product title for more great gifts from The Unemployed Philosophers Guild.
- Never ask friends, Romans, or countrymen to lend you sticky notes again by purchasing your own Much Ado About Nothings Shakespearean Sticky Notes!
- Each booklet is full of hundreds of colorful self-sticking sheets featuring two different designs. Included are 5 tab-style notes in pink, green, blue, orange, and yellow, a small note with William Shakespeare's signature, and one large pad with an image of The Bard himself!
- The booklet measures 3 1/4" x 4 1/4" and is easy to transport for the classroom to the library, or to display on your desk.
- Makes a great stocking stuffer or white elephant gift. Perfect for your friend who can't stop writing sonnets or your co-worker who speaks in iambic pentameter.
- Click the store link near the product title for more great gifts from The Unemployed Philosophers Guild.
