This is a document containing four example essays designed for Edexcel English literature A level. Explore the ways in which childhood is portrayed in Ode: Intimations on Immortality and one other poem. (Romantics) Explore how death is presented in As The Cold Air Slept Below and one other poem. (Romantics) Compare the methods both poets use to represent Childbirth and Childhood. (Poems of the decade) Compare the methods both poets use to present and explore the nature of suffering. (Poems of the decade) This resource is tailored for students who are studying the Romantics and poems of the decade. For reference, I achieved an A* at A level.

A document containing four completed A level English Literature Hamlet essays, including: How does Shakespeare present Hamlet in Hamlet? How does Shakespeare present the theme of Duty in Hamlet? How does Shakespeare present Claudius in Hamlet? How does Shakespeare present the relationship between Claudius and Gertrude in Hamlet? For reference, I achieved an A* at A level in English Literature.

This document contains a list of essay theme plans for comparing A Thousand Splendid Suns and Wuthering Heights in English Literature A Level. The themes included are: setting, childhood, identity, women, men, gender and boundaries. For reference, I achieved an A* in English Literature A level.

A revision resource containing the key quotes for chapters 6 - 10 of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. All quotes contain analysis and are organised according to relevant themes. Ideal for Edexcel A Level English Literature Paper two (prose). There are 7 pages of notes organised by themes, which include: childhood, love, violence, women, masculinity, religion and more. Although I have yet to receive my grade, I have been consistently achieving A/A* grades in English Literature by carrying out analysis such as that in this document.

A document analyzing the poem, ‘The Deliverer’ for the Edexcel A Level English Literature Poetry paper. Document analyzes the key quotesm establishes thematic links and considers the impact of structure/tone/linguistic technqiues.

A document containing over 50 critical quotes to prepare for Edexcel English Literature A Level paper one - drama. The document contains quotes, authors and relevant themes the quotes can be applied to.

A document outlining the key quotes attributed to Claudius in Hamlet, with analysis and links to context/critics. Ideal for Edexcel A level English Literature paper one.

A document which highlights the key quotes for the character of Stanley and analyses the significance of them.

A document containing notes for the Edexcel A Level English Literature paper 3 (poetry). The notes contain analysis of key quotes, structure, significance of the ending and relevant themes.

Some revision notes on the poem ‘Eat Me’, in the Edexcel English Literature Paper 3 (poetry paper) as part of the A Level Specification. This document contains notes on the structure of the poem, key quotes and analysis, the significance of the ending and key themes the poem could be linked to.

A clear revision checklist ideal for A Level English Literature Students who are studying Hamlet and A Streetcar Named Desire for paper one. The document lists key characters, themes and context to revise for the A level paper and allows students to check off and track what they have revised and need to revise.

A revision resource containing the key quotes for chapters 1 - 5 of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. All quotes contain analysis and are organised according to relevant themes. Ideal for Edexcel A Level English Literature Paper two (prose). There are 5 pages of notes organised by themes, which include: childhood, identity, death, violence, women, masculinity, religion and more. There is some relevant comparison to A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini for those comparing Wuthering Heights to A Thousand Splendid Suns in the Prose section of the paper.