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Mr Salles Ultimate Guide to Romeo and Juliet
Want top grades? This guide will deliver them, much faster than any classroom, and even better than paying me to teach you one to one. Why? Because of the brilliant design. The first 45 pages are especially for those who don't want to read much - 10 top grade ideas and quotations from every scene.
For those who are passionate about English, or about doing well, there is then so much more. Another 99 pages of awesomess. The Top 10 quotations for each character, each organised like a top grade essay. The Top 10 things you need to know about STRUCTURE, FORM, THEMES, SYMBOLS, IAMBIC PENTAMETER, SHAKESPEARE'S PURPOSE, TRAGEDY, CONTEXT, and a dozen other things to help you write about Shakespeare's perspective. There are even the Top Ten Essay questions in exams, and 10 Thesis statements to answer every question.
If you can't get a top grade after reading this guide, you probably read it with your eyes shut. Seriously, literature exams are just knowing stuff. You'll know so much by the end of this that you'll stroll the exam and probably want to study more Shakespeare, even if you are a mathematician. And if you don't, that's ok. You'll still be the proud owner of a grade 7, 8 or 9 at GCSE literature, and of a beautiful book to impress your future inlaws with.
For those who are passionate about English, or about doing well, there is then so much more. Another 99 pages of awesomess. The Top 10 quotations for each character, each organised like a top grade essay. The Top 10 things you need to know about STRUCTURE, FORM, THEMES, SYMBOLS, IAMBIC PENTAMETER, SHAKESPEARE'S PURPOSE, TRAGEDY, CONTEXT, and a dozen other things to help you write about Shakespeare's perspective. There are even the Top Ten Essay questions in exams, and 10 Thesis statements to answer every question.
If you can't get a top grade after reading this guide, you probably read it with your eyes shut. Seriously, literature exams are just knowing stuff. You'll know so much by the end of this that you'll stroll the exam and probably want to study more Shakespeare, even if you are a mathematician. And if you don't, that's ok. You'll still be the proud owner of a grade 7, 8 or 9 at GCSE literature, and of a beautiful book to impress your future inlaws with.
144 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2021
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