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If you want to achieve A* grade answers in your responses to J. B Priestley's "An Inspector Calls", then this is the booklet for you. Clearly set out, you are guided towards effective analysis of characters, author's intentions, settings and references. The guide gives you advice on essay planning and model responses to essay titles along with useful quotes. Written by an experienced Head of English, the detail and tips in this booklet have been tried and tested successfully by real A* students in real examinations.

If you want to achieve A* grade answers in your responses to Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", then this is the booklet for you. Clearly set out, you are guided towards effective analysis of characters, author's intentions, settings and references. The guide gives you advice on essay planning and model responses to essay titles along with useful quotes. Written by an experienced Head of English, the detail and tips in this booklet have been tried and tested successfully by real A* students in real examinations.

If you want to achieve A* grade answers in your responses to John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men", then this is the booklet for you. Clearly set out, you are guided towards effective analysis of characters, author's intentions, settings and references. The guide gives you advice on essay planning and model responses to essay titles along with useful quotes. Written by an experienced Head of English, the detail and tips in this booklet have been tried and tested successfully by real A* students in real examinations.

This guide givs you detailed analysis of all the poems in the 'Conflict' section of the AQA G.C.S.E. Anthology. The AQA Anthology "Moon on the Tides" is an integral part of the G.C.S.E. English Literature exam and in one form or another, an anthology of poetry has been a key resource for G.C.S.E. over a number of years. "Moon on the Tides" provides poems on four separate themes to address the 'Poetry across time' section of the examination including: -Character and voice -Place -Conflict -Relationships This guide concentrates on the theme of Conflict which provides a rich variety of poems around the theme allowing students to showcase their understanding and analytical skills when addressing literature poetry. You will be required to show skills from three Assessment Objectives (AO):

If you want to achieve A* grade answers in your responses to Shakespeare's "Macbeth", then this is the booklet for you. Clearly set out, you are guided towards effective analysis of characters, author's intentions, and references. The guide gives you advice on essay planning and model responses to essay titles along with useful quotes. Written by an experienced Head of English, the detail and tips in this booklet have been tried and tested successfully by real A* students in real examinations.