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Leaving aside the question of what you might mean by "Shakespeare's book", the fact is that most of Shakespeare's work was not meant to be read and is best understood if it is not read. That's because most of what Shakespeare wrote was plays, and plays are meant to be watched, not read.
If you want to get to know Shakespeare, get hold of the following films and watch them: Much Ado About Nothing (1994, stars Ken Branagh), Henry V (1989, Branagh again), The Taming of the Shrew (1967, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor), Richard III (1995, Ian McKellen), Julius Caesar (1953, Marlon Brando), Twelfth Night (1996, Imogen Stubbs and Helena Bonham-Carter), A Midsummer Night's Dream (1999, Michele Pfeiffer), The Merchant of Venice (2005, Al Pacino), Hamlet (1996, Kenneth Branagh or 1991, Mel Gibson) and Romeo and Juliet (1996, Leonardo DiCaprio or 1968, Olivia Hussey). Don't worry about getting every word, just try to figure out what is going on.
After you've watched them a couple of times, you will realize that you recognize what's coming next and what people are saying and probably what they are thinking. You will know ten Shakespeare plays without reading one of them.
Shakespeare also wrote poetry which unfortunately cannot be acted out. Although you can hear people reading some of his sonnets out loud, for the most part you will just have to read it.
By the way, the above list of plays which are accessible by film is not at all exhaustive. If you want more, try Macbeth (1971, Jon Finch), Othello (1995, Lawrence Fishburne), The Tempest (2010, Helen Mirren), As You Like It (2007, Kevin Kline), and Titus Andronicus (called Titus, 1999, with Anthony Hopkins).
What else can I help you with?
What is read more than shakespeares play today?
twilight!
Can you hear one of Shakespeares poems?
Yes, they can be heard as well as read.
Did anyone die in shakespeares plays?
Really? Go read Romeo and Juliet. Everybody dies.
Do you read the book?
I read a book
Do we say -Read through the book or read the book through?
Read through the book. Maybe even better: Read the book.
Who had to read William Shakespeares plays?
The actors who needed to learn their lines. And even they didn't have to read the whole play, just the part they were in. More recently, schoolchildren have to read the plays as part of their English Language courses.
What was the value system in Shakespeares time?
The question is broad and far-ranging. It would require an entire book to answer thoroughly.
What is the difference in meaning- you mustn't read that book and you don't have to read that book?
the difference in you mustn't read that book is it doesnt give you a choice to read it or not, and in you dont have to read that book is an option if you wish to or not. (:
Application of statistics in engineering?
no answer read the book no answer read the book
Is read a book A sentence?
Read a book. It is a command. 'You' is implied.
What do you turn when you read a book?
When you read a book you turn the page.
When was How to Read a Book created?
How to Read a Book was created in 1940.
