
The Little Book of Shakespeare Names for Girls
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What’s in a name?
If you’re seeking a name with story, soul, and a brush of theatrical magic, The Little Book of Shakespeare Names for Girls is here to inspire. From timeless classics like Juliet and Imogen, to lesser-used gems such as Thaisa, Ursula, or Rosaline, this book is a loving exploration of names drawn from—and inspired by—the world of William Shakespeare.
Whether you're naming a child, a character, a pet, place or simply revelling in the lyrical beauty of language, this is a book for dreamers and name-lovers alike.
Throughout the carefully curated entries, you’ll find each name brought to life through:
Etymology and original meanings
Nicknames and diminutives—both charming and cheeky
Famous associations, from Elizabethan history to modern pop culture
The name’s Shakespearean connections, including character references and notes
Pronunciation guides, with insights into how names could have sounded in Shakespeare’s time
Highlights and cautions, giving you a rounded view of each name’s strengths and quirks
This isn’t just a baby name book—it’s a window into Elizabethan England. Alongside the name entries, you’ll discover themed chapters that dive into:
Naming practices of the era, including how nicknames like “Nan” and “Bess” came about.
Pronunciation pointers, making sense of the rhythms of iambic pentameter and Early Modern English.
Place names used by Shakespeare that make surprisingly elegant modern choices. Some names perhaps best suited to pets, because who wouldn’t want a bunny named Peaseblossom? And a few Shakespearean names to avoid (sorry, Goneril…)
You’ll also meet Shakespeare’s own daughters, his mother Mary, and explore names taken from nobility, mythology, and fantasy—all of which have found their way into his enduring works.
Written in a tone with a nod to the poetic, this book balances scholarship with sparkle. It’s perfect for literature lovers, theatre kids, history buffs, and anyone enchanted by the world of names!
So, if music be the food of love… name on