Gcse Stories

I just thought, "Hey, I've done so many practice AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 question 5's why not make it into a book/ compilation? I have Wattpad!" So b...

omg mckendry gets hemophelia by taking it up the ass from the first member of the dogherty dozen

This is basically based off my life. An old friend said my life story is quite hilarious so... Yeah. Enjoy or cringe really hard idk.

This was from the 2024 English Language GCSE taken in May. Overall, I was given a Grade 8, so hopefully this helps anyone with their revision!

Two boys finding solace in the others presence, the stress of exams, the awkward teenage years exacerbated by trauma and pressure. How do they cope?

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Youre studying for your year 10 English literature exam and you decide you've had enough

My work on Gothic Literature.

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When 15 year old Chloe discovers a secret about an old relationship between a friend and a boy who supposedly cheated on her, she needs to find a way to get them back to...

This is about a girl called Liliana (or Lily) and she has a boyfriend named James, he insults her most of the time. Lily is off to a trip to London for her choice becaus...

My short story which I wrote in the exam - 23rd / May / 2024 - Grade 8+

A short story stemming from Priestley's "An Inspector Calls" including two of his heroines Sheila and Eva.

A short story about guilt, regret and betrayal. What could a small argument lead up to? Who is the real monster?

You enter the palace bar, on strike from your boss who refuses to up your pay. Turned to use prostitution as a source of income, someone all too familiar enters the bar...

Ryan's 'clients' often ask him to find a 'soulmate' for him. After that, he'll give them advice... But it's all up to the client himself to do the work. Ryan never make...

no woe is so completely indescribable as when you have lost your succulent, dearly beloved roast chicken to the sweltering embrace of flame.

I'm writing it on here so I can just copy it when I have to type it up at school 🤠