My Chapter- by-Chapter Study Guide to Susan Hill’s novel, including model essays, analysis, pictures and tasks.

Hyperbole, Bombast, Exaggeration, Overstatement and Grandiloquence Explained and Demonstrated. Plain and Fancy style explained and distinguished I would be so pleased and grateful to hear that this resource was useful if you could spare the time to make a positive comment.

Technique, Conventions and Connotations of Enjambment and Caesura Explained and Demonstrated for Students. I would be delighted to hear if you found this resource useful; and most grateful if you could kindly spare the time to make a positive comment.

Explanation and Examples of these 3 stock Character Types in Literature. Please give me a positive review if you found this resource useful.

Line-by-line pictorial explanation of Maura Dooley’s City-Country Distance Relationship, from the AQA GCSE Literature ‘Love and Relationships’ poetry cluster. For a quirky karaoke take on the text, please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fvzBs-Tej8

How to use anaphora, epistrophe and repetition effectively; how to avoid tautology, repetitiousness and bad style. Explained and demonstrated. Contains exercises for students. Please could you kindly spare the time to give a positive review if you found this resource useful?

Page-by-page pictorial analysis, commentary and contextualisation of Conan Doyle’s novella.

Line-by-line pictorial explanation of C Day Lewis’s Crisis of Conscience, part of the AQA GCSE Literature ‘Love and Relationships’ poetry cluster. For a quirky karaoke take on the text, please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6CE8d9u5SI&t=4s

TiPToP Paragraphing explained and demonstrated.

Cliches, Proverbs and Sayings Explained and Exemplified in Writing. Exercises in how to use and not use.

A page-by-page pictorial commentary, analysis and contextualisation of RL Stevenson’s novel, using analysis, quotes and images.

Euphemism and dysphemism explained with examples. Contains questions for students, If this resource was useful to you I am so glad! I would really appreciate it if you could spare the time to give a positive comment.

Rhetorical Devices Explained and Demonstrated for Students. Exercises for Students to Practise the Skill.

Finite and Non-Finite Verbs Explained: Examples and Exercises for Students to Complete.

VERB PHRASES EXPLAINED and DEMONSTRATED. Exercises for Students.

Growing Up - an ‘Oliver Twist’ Scheme of Work featuring a term’s worth of extracts, tasks, related poetry and non-fiction resources. Please like this free resource with a positive comment or piece of feedback if you’ve downloaded it and found it useful in any other way.

Rhyming Couplets Explained and Demonstrated. Contains Exercises for Students.

Pathetic Fallacy, the Uber-Literary Effect, Explained and Demonstrated. Exercises for Students Included. Please give me a positive review if you found this resource useful.

Line-by-line pictorial explanation of Andrew Waterhouse’s poignant memoir’, from the AQA GCSE Literature ‘Love and Relationships’ poetry cluster. For a quirky karaoke take on the text, please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdmuC2f9cmc&t=173s

Core Literacy Knowledge and Skills Explanation, Introduction, Revision and Tasks

Explanations, Examples and Opportunities to Practise Using Brackets in Slide Show Lesson.