A work I am familiar with that reflects Shakespeare is the book `”10 Things I Hate About You” by David Levithan, which directly relates to the plot of “The Taming of the Shrew.” The theme that is implied in both of these literature works is Transformation. Our Protagonist, Katherine is evil and cold hearted. Throughout procedures and different methods within both stories, Katherine becomes a light-hearted and kind woman, who learns to care about more than just herself. In comparison with these two stories, the ending monologue is somewhat similar but not entirely. Both Katherine’s recite a poem/speech, which contains information relating back to their Shrew days and their new days of having their walls broken down. Although David Levithan’s