A guide to all those using An Inspector Calls in their GCSE's, includes quotes, context, themes and more.

A book about maths. It's all coped from the maths GCSE textbook I was forced to cry over. So here's maths!

I really struggled with Physics core GCSE so may be you do as well. for that reason I have put together a revision guide to help your revision. I hope you enjoy it.

This is just going to be my tips and tricks on how to revise, what works best for me, and actual revision notes --> however as the GCSEs are all changing because of the education system, remember that it's all different now as my year are the first to do the new maths and English GCSEs, but the rest are the old ones. But you can always just apply what I say to your own :) and good luck to everyone with exams and everything as they're all super stressful and hope you get the grades and results that you wanted :)

I decided to make a book on all the Power and Conflict poems for the English GCSE exams. NOTE: This book's analyses are very long and wordy due to much information from different sources. Although they are segmented, some may not find too much comfortable, so I've linked main the main resources I've gotten and have attached video analyses from mrbruff, a youtuber known for analyses. Sources are from multiple websites (e.g. BBC.com, madameanglaise.wordpress.com, poemanalysis.com, shmoop.com), which I have combined to make the ultimate revision book pretty much, so please don't get angry at me for copying. Good luck ;) EDIT: Added an extra chapter with some practice questions you guys can practice.

Includes: Jekyll and Hyde, Romeo and Juliet, Inspector Calls, Power and Conflict poetry, and tips for the unseen poetry section. This book will have quotes, context and themes that can help you in the exam. Check out my English language revision book. Tell me if there's anything I missed! Good luck!!