I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. This listing includes a Grade 9 essay on the question: “How does Priestley use the character of Eva Smith in the play?” for An Inspector Calls

Excellent Powerpoint for 1984. I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This document includes Quotes for the Following Themes: Violence Repression Memory

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This document includes an A* Essay Answer to the Question: How does Orwell present relationships in 1984?

I achieved an A* in A-Level English. This Package includes A* information on: Form & Meter in the Tempest (2 Page) Prospero, Ariel, Miranda and Ferdinand (8 Page) Symbolism in the Tempest (3 Page)

This is a 12 page Document on The Tempest, Shakespeare. I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. It includes Themes, Main Characters, Key Quotes, Lines of Argument, Critics and A02 Observations for all Scenes: Act 1 Scene 1 Act 1 Scene 2 Act 2 Scene 1 Act 2 Scene 2 Act 3 Scene 1 Act 3 Scene 2 Act 3 Scene 3 Act 4 Act 5 Epilogue Example A* Answer also included

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Package includes Shakespeare’s Tempest Theme Documents (A* Quality) covering: Deception Magic Conflict Critics Document (covering different strands of thought i.e. Post-colonial response/ viewpoint.

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Package includes A* Quality Character Document for Miranda including Critics and Point Sentences (3 Page), A* Quality Character Document for Caliban including Critics and Point Sentences (2 Page), A* Quality Character Document for Ariel including Critics and Point Sentences (2 Page) and A* Quality Character Document for Minor Characters including Critics and Point Sentences (1 Page).

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Document includes: A* PDF on Main Themes in The Tempest A* PDF on Tempest Recurring Motifs A* Tempest Scene Recap (Detailed) A* Significance of Minor Characters and A05 Critics! A* Tempest Critics Document

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Document includes 6 A* Essay Plans for the questions: “In Literature, important decisions shape the meaning of Texts” “Verbal wit is a Woman’s strongest Weapon” “Love is a kind of Madness” “Literature proves that Human Beings are intent on Deceiving eachother” “God is the epicentre of Power and Strength” “Literature is very good at Exploring Intense Emotion” They are planned via objectives, A01, A03 and A04 - with A03 and A04 being the most heavily weighted objective to get an A* - 75% of marks come from A03 (Context) and A04 (Links & Connections). By planing this way you ensure you hit the top band, instead of planning through ideas, you can add more to the plan such as detailed, perceptive context.

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Package includes A* Quality A04 Links connecting Rossetti’s Poetry and Ibsen’s A Dolls House (2 Page), A* Quality Context A03 for Rossetti and Ibsen (2 Page), Theme Comparison Document (3 Page) and the Context WRITTEN AND RECEIVED imperative for an A* (1 Page).

A-Level Top Band Essay (30/30) for Part B Victorian Literature Section (A Dolls House x Rossetti’s Poetry) - OCR English Literature. I achieved an A* in English Literature. This Package includes Essay Response to the Question: ‘‘For women, sex is a means to itself, for men, it’s an end in itself’. Includes an excellent response to a challenging question.

A-Level Top Band Essay (30/30) for Part B Victorian Literature Section (A Dolls House x Rossetti’s Poetry) - OCR English Literature. I achieved an A* in English Literature. This Package includes Essay Response to the Question: ‘Men may seem more powerful than women, but the reality is very different’. In the light of this view, consider ways in which writers explore power and gender.

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Listing covers the Dystopia Section of OCR English A-Level. Responds to the Question: ‘Writers of dystopian literature present societies of restriction and constraints’

I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature. This Package includes A* Quality Context for 1984 (2 Page), A* Quality Context for The Handmaids Tale (3 Page), Atwood Views (2 Page) and the Handmaids Tale Critic Document (5 Page).

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. This booklet is good for knowledge checking, quite thorough (a 43 Page Document) “Year 11 - English - An Inspector Calls Knowledge Book for Assessments”.

I achieved an A* in A-Level OCR English Literature. This document is a MEGA Ibsen A Dolls House Revision A* PDF which I also used to the run up to exams. Contains 23 PAGE DOCUMENT A Dolls House analysis for each and every theme including Marriage Sexuality Deceit Freedom Feminism Individuality Social hierarchy Death MASCULINITY Money Metamorphosis Naturalism Family Including perceptive A* Context which is related to each individual theme, the best quotes for each theme, critics for each theme, as well as Unique comparisons. A detailed revision guide that goes beyond and above the A-Level Syllabus - an A* made possible!

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. Includes a 15 Page Document which covers all the themes, ghosts and key Grade 9 Info!

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. This includes a 12 Page PPT which incorporates critical theory such as Feminism, Marxism, Psychoanalysis Theory - including thinkers - such as De Beauvoir and Karl Marx; incorporated into An Inspector Calls. By using this, you have gone above the GCSE syllabus, and your A03 and critical theory heightened, ensuring a top band mark ! :)

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. This package includes an ultimate Inspector Calls Package to essentially be your guide to a Grade 9 and Smash the Exams! Includes Grade 9 Powerpoint on Gerald Croft (12 Page) Grade 9 Powerpoint on The Inspector (14 Page) Grade 9 Powerpoint on Arthur Birling (Mr Birling) (17 Page) Grade 9 Powerpoint FOR EVERYTHING - all main characters (63 Page - One of the Best Documents I ever used that got me my 9)

A* Document I made for OCR English A-Level - 1984, The Handmaids Tale side of The Course (Dystopian Literature). It is a 5 Page Document. Formatted via The Objectives (A0s). I used this before final exams and achieved an A*. This Document is best for those struggling with adding in Critics and Context in Essays which makes up nearly half of your mark for essays. Including mainly A03 (Context) and Critical Interpretation (A05) and A* Phrases that impress examiners when talking about Atwood. Includes: Perceptive, detailed A01 - Point Sentences Examining WHY Atwood crafted such works, her polemic warning. Detailed context THEN& NOW A03 - Vital for A* for Atwood. Historical and social Context as well as what influenced her to craft such Works - including their own comments which is A03 A* Paragraphs embedding Quotes, Context and Critical Intepretation A* Example paragraphs x5