This is a Grade 9 exemplar for the question 'Explore the theme of good versus evil in R.L Stevenson’s novella ‘Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’.

This revision guide is intended to be a clear, concise and thorough blueprint for achieving the highest grade in your GCSE English Literature exam. It includes full mark essays, exam tips, flashcard style summaries of paragraphs and is written in essay style throughout. I guarantee that this is one of the best revision guides on this text that you will come across.

OCR Hamlet A-level revision and critics

This resource covers the entire course that students will require for the Mrs Dalloway component of the ‘women in literature’ unit of the OCR comparison and contextual study. It covers key quotes, critical perspectives, relevant characters, themes and interpretations to ensure that students can construct perceptive, well written and informed essays supported throughout by pertinent critical material enabling them to gain the highest bands and subsequent top grades.

Jane Eyre critical compilation document

Jane Eyre quotes bank comparative and contextual study women in literature for OCR A-level English Literature H072, H472

Mrs Dalloway A-level revision notes with quotes and critical interpretations categorised by theme. Extremely thorough guide for the Women In Literature component of OCR but the study of ‘Mrs Dalloway’ more widely. This could absolutely be used to construct a university thesis/dissertation.

This guide covers all of the topics and themes for the study of Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ within the A-level English Literature course. This includes critical material, close analysis, thematic and character analysis,

Notes for John Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’ books nine and ten. This covers critical material, key quotes, contextual knowledge and close analysis of the text.

This guide covers all of the content related to Jane Austen’s ‘Sense And Sensibility’ in the A-level English Literature specification.

This rescource covers all of the content regarding the study of ‘An Ideal Husband’ by Oscar Wilde, including critical views, close analysis and historical, social and literary context to help students achieve the highest grades in A-level English Literature.