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Grade 9 chapter and theme analysis of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Stevenson, including key quotations. There is also highly detailed exploration into the context of the novella and how this relates and links to the major themes of the text - it is a useful resource to use when writing essays or revising due to its condensed, concise format.

A* A Level English Literature notes for a comparison of Heaney and Sheers’ poetry for WJEC exam board; equally transferable for other exam boards.

Key critical opinions on Shakespeare’s King Lear, essential for A* level exam responses for A Level English

A* level context and critic notes for John Donne, suitable for A Level revision across exam boards.

An A* A Level essay comparing representations of masculinity in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ and ‘The Duchess of Malfi’.

Grade 9 Exemplar essay on the character development of Juliet within Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. This essay scored 28/30, and discusses context, linguistic techniques and themes of the play.

Analytical summaries and categorisations of John Donne’s poetry for WJEC A Level English Literature. A* Level.

A* level context notes and critic quotes for A Level study of ‘The Duchess of Malfi’, sub-divided into themes for easy revision.

A revision resource designed for the Unseen Prose element of the WJEC A Level English Literature exam, but broadly helpful to studying English Literature at an level. Includes outlines of major lenses of literary theory, including Marxist, feminist and post-structuralist.

An essential context grid for the Unseen Poetry section of WJEC A Level English literature, covering the form and context of major poetry movements from Anglo Saxon to present day.

Grade 9 Exemplar response to how Sheila responds to responsibility in An Inspector Calls by J.B Priestley, including themes, context, language analysis, structural features in the play and authorial intent. This essay was awarded 25/30.

A Grade 9 response to the essay title “How does Stevenson present Hyde in the murder in Chapter 4 – ‘The Carew Murder Case’ ?”. A detailed analysis of themes, quotations and character.

Essential quotations for revision of An Inspector Calls for AQA GCSE English Literature.

Key versatile quotations from ‘Romeo and Juliet’ used to achieve a Grade 9.

Grade 9 analysis tables of all the main poems in the AQA GCSE ‘Power and Conflict’ poetry anthology, focusing on language, structure and form, as well as the key quotations and points of comparison with other poems.

A* level key quotes for A Level study of ‘King Lear’, sub-divided into core themes to aid revision.

A* level key critic quotes and context points for A Level study of ‘King Lear’, sub-divided into themes to aid revision.

A* level key quotations for A Level study of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, sub-divided into themes to aid revision.

A* level key critic quotations and context points for A Level study of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, sub-divided into themes to aid revision.