I feel the classic tragedy has been adapted well for the target age group.

It's neither too short that the story seems incomplete nor too long that it would confuse the target audience.

The illustrations are the highlight.

I appreciate how the book has been adapted to a less tragic version appropriately.

However, I still feel the story has been told well and good.

Thank you editor and the publisher for the advance reading copy.

I'm not sure what I expected given the plot of this....however, I remembered reading it and thought it would be fun to read a condensed classic. So, there are pictures, but given the story, I absolutely would not let a child read this. There is infidelity and suicide. and it has adult content far above their understanding and appropriateness. So I would really say this is for an adult who wants pictures and a really short version. However, that takes away from the story substantially. All things considered, I don't really see a point for a simplified version of this book. By nature, it covers some very complex and mature subjects, so there is no reason for an adaptation. So again, if an adult wants to read a simplified version just because, this could be for you, but goodness, do not give this book to a child this reading level is aimed at!