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AQA power and conflict poetry-War Photographer analysis
Notes for GCSE English Literature. Talks about the context, form, structure and quotes with analysis about the poem "War Photographer" by Carol Ann Duffy. AQA Power and Conflict poetry
£1.50 Preview RemoveThe Rivals notes
Walk through of the Rivals with some context, colours and useful quotations and a full list of malapropisms used within the play.
£1.50 Preview RemoveJohn Steinbeck biography Notes
This is a accurate biography about the life of John Steinbeck
£6.25 Preview RemoveSURVEY OF PHILIPPINE LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
This notes consist information about what literature all about, different functions of literature, how can you distinguish literature by what form and such.
£3.75 Preview RemoveReflection Based on Lesson Planning
Sample of reflective essay to analyse problems in lesson planning, suitable for trainee teachers.
£2.50 Preview RemoveGiuseppe Parini
biography, works, style, models, historical-social influence, ideas of poetics, society, economics and politics.
£2.50 Preview RemoveLife of a Pen
This is a creative output in creative writing. Full of imagery and vivid words that truly makes you enjoy until the last word. Beginner level.
£125.00 Preview RemoveTo explore how Scrooge changes from a ‘Covetous old sinner’ to ‘a good man’ in the course of ‘A Christmas Carol
Essay explaining how Scrooge changes from a ‘Covetous old sinner’ to ‘a good man’ in the course of ‘A Christmas Carol. Preview of first paragraph: "A Christmas Carol is a story about redemption. It is about how one man, who has led a selfish and greedy life, gets a chance to revisit his past and observe the consequences of his choices in life. Ebenezer Scrooge is a penny-pinching selfish character. He cares nothing for the people around him and they exist only for the money that can be made through business and intimidation. He particularly detests Christmas which he believes is 'a time for finding yourself a year older, and not an hour richer'. "
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