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

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

<p>Technique, Conventions and Connotations of Enjambment and Caesura Explained and Demonstrated for Students.</p> <p>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.</p>

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

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

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

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

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

<p>TiPToP Paragraphing explained and demonstrated.</p>

<p>Cliches, Proverbs and Sayings Explained and Exemplified in Writing. Exercises in how to use and not use.</p>

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

<p>Euphemism and dysphemism explained with examples. Contains questions for students,</p> <p>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.</p>

<p>Rhetorical Devices Explained and Demonstrated for Students. Exercises for Students to Practise the Skill.</p>

<p>Finite and Non-Finite Verbs Explained: Examples and Exercises for Students to Complete.</p>

<p>VERB PHRASES EXPLAINED and DEMONSTRATED. Exercises for Students.</p>

<p>Growing Up - an ‘Oliver Twist’ Scheme of Work featuring a term’s worth of extracts, tasks, related poetry and non-fiction resources.</p> <p>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.</p>

<p>Core Literacy Knowledge and Skills Explanation, Introduction, Revision and Tasks</p>

<p>Rhyming Couplets Explained and Demonstrated. Contains Exercises for Students.</p>

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

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

<p>Explanations, Examples and Opportunities to Practise Using Brackets in Slide Show Lesson.</p>