🚨 PIECES THAT GOT ME AN A*🚨 This is a compilation of descriptive pieces that I wrote during my GCSE course, including loads of great tips for creative writing. Maybe you won't enjoy reading these pieces as much as I enjoyed writing them. But if you're here to get inspiration for creative writing in GCSEs, I'm telling you now that these pieces got me grade 9s. Feel free to steal a metaphor or two and point out any mistakes. Please vote :)

Here I have some descriptions from different themes that I have written for English Language GCSE practice. Like fully kill me now. Any suggestions for other themes or inspirations are all welcome. Alright, enjoy whatever I've cooked up in my writing oven. *Cover taken by my friend on DofE*

My mini stories based on GCSE Creative Writing Exam Questions March/16th/2020 - #64 Exam March/16th/2020 - #107 Creative Writing

A collection of descriptive writing pieces I wrote in practice for my IGCSE exam. However, please note that I do not claim these pieces will achieve a top band as these are unreviewed but, I hope to share my work in order to help others. Feel free to suggest anything such as figurative language and grammar that could help improve my work. Your help is appreciated!

All Poems and Prosse in the English Literature Syllabus 2016 i hope this is helpful :)

*Mainly tips for (I)GCSEs but can be useful for other exams too* Just a compilation of mini tips to help you with your exams. If you have any tips to add, comment them or dm me so I can add them (I'll give you credit and a shout out)

When I did my IGCSE's I found looking at examples helped me a lot so these are a bunch of stories, descriptives letters etc. that I wrote and got me an A. I don't know if these will get you an A or A* but this is basically for the new syllabus that's from 2020 ( I wrote my IGCSES in 2020).

This book contains both descriptive and narrative essays that I have written in preparation for my IGCSE First Language English exam. DISCLAIMER: I cannot fully guarantee that these essays can help you achieve an A or A*. However, I hope you will find my compositions useful and helpful in this collection to obtain your desired marks. Good luck to anyone sitting for their IGCSEs and all the best!

This book is a collection of compositions I wrote as a practice for my exam. You may make use of it to get an idea of how your essays should look like, however, I do not give the permission to copy my work.

This book is a compilation of narratives and mainly descriptives that I wrote as practice work for my IGCSE First Language English course. They are mostly unreviewed and I do not claim that they will achieve top band marks. However, it will be helpful in understanding the basic format I followed to produce stories and descriptions. Leave any requests in comments or contact me and I'll do my best to answer.