William Shakespeare has contributed immensely to English literature with his plays, sonnets and unforgettable stories. Despite the fact that these were written ages ago, these tales are centuries old, they still strike a chord in the contemporary times and are often considered as the best books to read for the old school charm. But what makes them relevant? Shakespeare primarily explored themes closely related to human nature and the social standing of the then time.
Even though the social settings have shifted the nature of the human still remains the same, in Hamlet we see, the relation of revenge with madness and debilitating moral conflict taking root in the mind of the protagonist and resulting in dire consequences. With Romeo and Juliet we see how family feuds become the reason for young love to die a premature death. The very essence of all the characters make them relevant and relatable even today, so when you pick a William Shakespeare book you would find ample opportunity to introspect. Your reading corner should definitely have at least one of the best books from Shakespeare so that you stay relevant, informed and aware among your reader friends.