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Pride and Prejudice

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We've been listening to what your customers want. That's why we've been working hard to give York Notes for GCSE its biggest and most comprehensive overhaul ever. For the first time, this bestselling title is now available in a user-friendly, A4 size. This is the size of students' other revision material and will make it much easier for them to work with the books. Better navigation of the content will mean students get more out of the amazing wealth of important help and information contained inside. And now there's more room to make notes, annotate text and jot down thoughts and ideas. It's full colour too! The bright and fresh new look inside brings all that information to life and will help students engage better, remember more and hone in on the key things that they really need to know. And now it's got a much stronger emphasis on exam preparation and success, so students can revise and prepare with confidence. They'll know that their time will be well spent on focussing on what's really important, what they really need to know, say and do, and how to get the very best marks they can. Written by examiners and teachers, York Notes will still offer the wealth, depth and breadth of information which has secured their place as the UK's bestselling range of English Literature study guides for over 25 years. But now students can discover a new York Notes that is faster, more focussed and guaranteed to deliver just what they want: results!

80 pages, Paperback

First published July 2, 2010

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July 22, 2018
A book full of notes and information about Pride and Prejudice. Thats it. It was quite helpful in getting a deeper understanding and appreciation of Pride and Prejudice. Though the later part was too much shool focused. I mainly ignored that part.
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