AQA • English Literature A

- Thematically organised Handmaid's Tale Key Quotations with A* Analysis - Organised by theme to easily identify which quotations to use, with A* Analysis and often context interweaved to construct an A* essay

How do Margaret Atwood and Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Handmaid’s Tale and Scarlet Letter respectively present ideas about love and relationships?

Compare the significance of cultural differences in 'The Handmaids Tale' and 'Feminine Gospels A* Essay Response

Summary, quotes and analysis for every chapter of the Great Gatsby. Includes detail on characters, themes, symbolism and setting

Summary, quotes and analysis for every chapter of the Great Gatsby. Includes detail on characters, themes, symbolism and setting

10 page document with summary, notes and analysis of every pre-1900 anthology poem, as well as comparison to The Great Gatsby. Revision resource for Love Through the Ages component of AQA A-level literature

A Word Document summarising each of the chapters in 'The Great Gatsby' and some of the key events which occur within.

This document includes a summary of the acts, critical quotes for each character, and the key quotes and the language analysis for these.

Unseen prose for a level english literature context

A complete collection of my Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House Act 1 notes and deep analysis I made in and out of class. This is everything I used to revise for my exam. It has all the notes I made in my book highlighted with subcategories. These are; orange - sacrificial roles of women pink - parental obligations green - the unreliability of appearances red-underlined - love and marriage blue underlined - feminism and gender blue - money and work purple - individual vs society and yellow i...