On one particular summer Saturday, Harry was tending to the garden. There, he meets a snake - and everything changes.
(A self-indulgently revised version of A Little Help from a Snake)
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Here are tips, tricks and notes on how to study PROPERLY and use time VALUEBALLY.
Written based on experience from me and other students.
A person's identity is not only by appearance but also by knowledge.
Time is of the essence. Knowledge is key.
[This book will be updated with more chapters over time]
A revision of Amy's Choice based on the Professor of my Academic Series: "Just be glad the PSYCHIC pollen got the Doctor and not me," the Professor said, "I guarantee you wouldn't have survived my darkness." What would happen if there was no Dream Lord but a Dream Lady?
Complete.
Loosely based on the events of the Throckmorton plot to overthrow Queen Elisabeth I leading onto the bond of association (or in this case the bond of attraction) and then the Babington plot. This is a retelling of these events to help you with revision although many creative liberties have been taken (including Babington and Throckmorton being in a homosexual relationship.
Make revising Henry VIII's reign interesting by creating a fan fiction around his relationship with Thomas Cromwell and Wolsey.
Like those ObamaxTrump monstrosities but more direct quotes from textbooks.
Shut up, I'm going to hell anyway I might as well turn the heating on before I get there.
The chapters on my other account will be mostly the same. Some things are going to be changed though ;) Revising doesn't take long so hopefully that will be quick so we can get to the new and exciting continuing
I've got my exam on this next month, so this is part of my revision (do NOT judge). Basically the whole play described in a more entertaining way.
A2 English Literature Paper 3: Shakespeare and Drama
Section A: Hamlet by William Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet
Pride and prejudice
+ some notes on English language as well as poetry and short story anthologies.
I hope somebody sees this and finds it useful - if you do please share it around, let's do our best this year!