Twelfth Night was my very first Shakepeare story that I have read or watched. I had to read this for English at school, and quite unexpectedly, I actually enjoyed it. At least for the most part. 
 The copy we read included a modern English version of the story, as well as the original one to help us understand it better. When I read the modern version, I really enjoyed the story, but when I read the original, I found it to be too poetic and wordy, which made it a bit difficult to follow. 
 But like I said, the modern version helped give me a better understanding of the story and surprisingly, I liked it. 
 I enjoyed the plot of Viola being disguised as a man and then causing all the confusion of mistaking her for Sebastian and vice versa. 
 And the humor was a great touch that made the story more entertaining. I especially enjoyed Sir Andrew's idotic comedy, the prank played on Malvolio, and sometimes even Feste's witty humor. 
 While it's not something that I think I'll be reading again,. I did find myself enjoying it and I'm not dreading reading Shakepeare again for English class as much as I was before.