Bracelet: Bluebell Unicorn Shakespeare everyone can understand—now in

Shakespeare everyone can understand—now in this new expanded edition of A Midsummer Night's Dream

'Though she be but little

'if you ask me'

Written for the training and working actor

Bracelet: Bluebell Unicorn Shakespeare everyone can understand—now in'Thou shalt not lack The flower that's like thy face, pale primrose, nor the azured harebell, like thy veins' Cymbeline (Act Four, Scene Two) The Bluebell flower is a symbol of gratitude, humility, ever lasting love. It is also the flower to celebrate that Spring has arrived and the warmer Summer months will soon follow. Bracelet: (L ) 11mm x (W) 7mm x (Drop) 48. 5cm Materials: Metal alloy, enamel Presented on recycled paper card and packed in a