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King Lear Review

King Lear is an amazing play! The play uses its several characters,  to relay a very valuable life lesson. It teaches the importance of remaining humble and putting family first. This play is a prime example of why Shakespeare  is a literary  legend.  I'd refer this play to my closest friend, it's a true page turner and the definition of a good read!

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