A complete summary pdf of Wuthering Heights novel by Emily Brontë. Full document board game style-layout Wuthering Heights summary to help improve GCSE and A Level English lessons, revision and therefore exams results. This is a one page detailed PDF for students from GCSE level to A Level. Can be used for revision, in class activities, easily printable, useful as a summary tool on screen/as print out or as basis for an essay. Originally made for AS/A level English Literature but also useful for GCSE students. PDF Includes (note - everything is summary style so details are not expanded on); one line per chapter mini summary summary of book’s context (including Romanticism, Gothic and the Enlightenment) key themes with quotes and page numbers key imagery, literary techniques and typicality of text with quotes and page numbers critical literary views (including Marxist, Feminist, Post-Structuralist) small family tree diagram Note - Page numbers and Quotes based on Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, Wordsworth Classics edition published in 1992 with introduction and notes added in 2000. Family tree from external website and not created by myself.

Wuthering Heights quotes separated by theme from the novel by Emily Brontë. Used to help revision for GCSE and A Level English students. Relevant quotes which are best used for revision focused towards an exam. This is a detailed two page Word documement separating quotes from the novel into themed categories. Includes most of the page numbers and indicates which character said the quote within each themed category. Categories covered; Social Barriers (Class/Race) Rivalry/Jealousy Physical/Sexual Love Pain And Suffering Of Love Madness/Insanity Passion Attitudes To Marriage Unrequited/Yearning Love Destructive Love Setting/Escape Young Love Nature Time Religion/Fate Can be used for revision, in class activities, easily printable, useful as a summary tool on screen/as print out or as basis for an essay. Originally made for AS/A level English Literature but also useful for GCSE students. Note - Page numbers and Quotes based on Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, Wordsworth Classics edition published in 1992 with introduction and notes added in 2000.

Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates book quotes divided into thematic categories and indicates who said each quote. This Word document is very useful for revision or as a basis for thematic or even character essays. Made for A/AS level English Literature AQA but suitable for anyone studying this text from GCSE to A Level and higher. Includes quotes within these themes and MORE; Masculinity Femininity Performance Setting (beginning of book vs end of book) Conformity/Expectations Insecurity Violence/Power Gender roles and MORE… Note - Includes page numbers taken from Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates, published by Vintage 2007.

William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew Play character profile summary Word document. Contains character profiles for 13 characters in the play. Includes short individual summary and quotes with references for each of the characters. This is a two paged Word document for students from GCSE level to A Level. Can be used for revision, as part of in class activities, easily printable, useful as a summary tool on screen/as print out or as basis for an essay. Originally made for AS/A level English Literature but also useful for GCSE students. Word document includes character profiles for; Katherina Minola, Petruchio, Christopher Sly, Bianca Minola, Bartholomew, Baptista Minola, Lucentio, Hortensio, Gremio, Tranio, Grumio, Biondello and The Lord.

Three mind maps on important topics in Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. Made on SimpleMind Lite Mind Mapping app and transfered to Word Document. Each mind map is colourful and one on each page of Word document so can be used to annotate. Can be used for revision, in class activities, easily printable, useful as a summary tool on screen/as print out or as basis for an essay. Originally made for AS/A level English Literature but also useful for GCSE students. Three mind maps include: Women in Wuthering Heights The ‘problem’ of Heathcliff The ‘strange’ in Wuthering Heights