Alevels Stories

Based upon Stephen King's novel - The Running Man.

I'm a struggling Psychology student with a lot of time on my hands and this is one of the ways I've been trying to make myself study. Lets hope it works. (This is the real, boring psychology with the essays and the sources and the diagrams, not the fun one that doesn't have any scientific basis lol) (Cover by @LexisRee)

Expectations weigh hard on Faye Stone, daughter of a billionare and member of a family of noble elite. But when the carefree badminton star Travis Taylors opened a door into her world, she learnt: Life is hard. But you don't have to go through challenges and problems alone. This story is fictional, but many aspects of this piece is real. If you're sick of how the nerd in all those good girl bad boy stories not actually being nerd, then this would give a refreshing taste of reality of a girl whose life does depend on grades. The lovely cover was made by twanettee!

Whether you've already decided your A-levels for next year or you're struggling to decide, here are some pieces of advice to help you make the right A-level choices. Good A-Level grades might not matter much in the long run, but in the short run, they can be very important. It can set one up for success, making admissions into dream colleges and universities more attainable. So, for now, these exams are very important, and also very difficult. If you're struggling, don't despair, everyone struggles with A-Level exams so you're not alone. Just follow these tips to make your life easier.

Do you love scrolling through picture books or just extremely bored or even sat on the toilet, constipated? Oh are you just a normal person in an helpless need of an creative imagination boost to become freaky CRAAAZZYY WEIRRDDD?! - Well this is the book or should I say Art journal for YOU! Excuse the comedic attempts throughout the journal, you can say I'm a master at the dad jokes, but I'm a girl who's 16 with one eyebrow wondering whether to study or eat. <- my biography ladies and gents👏 I do not mind you using my work for inspiration at all! As artists take inspiration from their liked artists or somewhere! So feel free my loves! However (insert scary part) please do not take my work and/or promote it as your own if you know what I mean😂

Having spent your whole life travelling the last thing you think your parents will do is settle down especially for two years in London.

Rivals throughout secondary school Now they're back for A levels and the pair are thrown together on a project that leads to much more than a grade

My 2020 journal "You Only Live Once" revisited, revised and retold. Except I'm a college student now... and I've only got approximately 38 measly days left to turn my grades (currently BCC) into an AAA. Welcome to my journal: 4 Years Later, Me

සමහරු, ලබපු දෙයක් සමහරුන්, පුදපු ලබපු දෙයක්... තවත් සමහරු විඳපු විඳවපු, ජීවිතෙන් වන්දි ගෙවපු දෙයක්... තව අය රවටපු පලියක් දරපු දෙයක්... තවත් අය හදවතේ ගැඹුරුම තැනක පරිස්සමට මිහිදන් කරපු දෙයක්... කොහොමහරි මේ ලෝකේ තියෙන සුන්දරම දේවල් වලින් එකක් තමයි පාසල් කාලෙ තිබුන ආලකම් මෙන්ම හාදකම් ♡ මතු භවෙක හෝ තියාන යමි මේ ආලකම් ලියා ▶︎•၊၊||၊|။|||| | 𝄞

The notes here are free to use and provides a brief summary for the a levels. The writer will not be held responsible for any discrepancies present in the said notes. Use it at your own risk.

This is a compilation of all the essays and notes I wrote while I was in ALevels. It must be noted that not all of of these are A* material (though none goes lower than a grade B) so they aren't meant to be copy pasted for your school assignments. Use them as a review or to learn more about the novels, plays and poems you are analysing. Feel free to discuss and critique all the essays in this compilation, it'll help you learn new ideas and broaden your perspective of the material. Communication is the key! This is solely for helping ALevel literature students as I remember the pain of not being able to find enough reference material on the web, if you want to contribute to it feel free to message me it would be much appreciated. This includes essays and notes on the following texts: 1. Robert Frost's selected poems 2. The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri 3. Philadelphia Here I Come! by Brian Friel 4. Sweet Bird of Youth by Tennessee Williams 5. Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen 6. The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare 7. Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 8. The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams

Ngl. I'm probably gonna forget this exists Just remind me to do well in A-Level :)

I would say fuck the system, but we need it too much

A group of 4 friends has got an addition of a cute new guy. His insertion will make them blissful, gloomy, grief-stricken and bewildered. Will they stay together remembering all the delightful and enlivening moments or will the destiny tear them apart?

The notes here are free to use and provides a brief summary for the a levels. The writer will not be held responsible for any discrepancies present in the said notes. Use it at your own risk.