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bbc gcsebitesize
(BBC
GCSE Bitesize revision web site)
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s-cool.co.uk
(A
great resource with notes on many popular GCSE texts such as Animal
Farm, Lord of the Flies, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, The
Go-Between and more. It also contains revision notes to help you
with some of the poems from the anthology)
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Belmont High School (A useful site if you are studying
the novel
Of Mice and Men or
the novel
To Kill a Mockingbird -
good because words and phrases that you may have difficulty understanding are
explained)
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A comprehensive study guide for the novel
Lord of the Flies
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homework-online.com
(Free
study guides for “Lord of the Flies” and “To Kill a
Mockingbird”)
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englishbiz.co.uk
(A
straightforward site which focuses on helping you to achieve higher
grades in English and English Literature GCSE exams. You are also
invited to send in questions)
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essay tips
(A
helpful site if you struggle with organising and extending your
essays. Also extremely useful for preparing for your exams as it
helps you with comparing and contrasting essays which you will need
to use when comparing poems)
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Podcastrevision (revision podcasts on key poems) |
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A detailed site on the novel
Frankenstein. |
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englishplus.com
(A site
on English grammar; If you
struggle with your apostrophes or semi-colons then this is the site
for you)
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bibliomania.com
(Free
Online Literature with more than 2000 whole Classic Texts to view.
If the text you are studying is on this site, then there is no need
to take your book home as you can view it on-line)
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www.novelguide.com
(Study
guides for almost all GCSE novel and coursework texts, including full texts of some novels and plays such as “Great
Expectations”, “Frankenstein” and “Romeo and Juliet”)
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The Complete works of William Shakespeare
(Why take the book home when
you can read the whole text online?)
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