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35 topics in AQA GCSE English Literature
📚 1 with revision notes · practice any topic →- Modern prose or drama: Blood Brothers (Russell)Practice📚 Notes
- 19th-century novel: Silas MarnerPractice
- 19th-century novel: FrankensteinPractice
- Modern text: The History BoysPractice
- Poetry Anthology: Love and RelationshipsPractice
- 19th-century novel: The War of the WorldsPractice
- Modern text: Never Let Me GoPractice
- Shakespeare: The Merchant of VenicePractice
- 19th-century novel: Pride and PrejudicePractice
- Modern text: The Kite RunnerPractice
- Unseen poetry: comparison of two unseen poemsPractice
- Modern text: An Inspector CallsPractice
- Shakespeare: The TempestPractice
- 19th-century novel: Jane EyrePractice
- Shakespeare: Much Ado About NothingPractice
- Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's DreamPractice
- 19th-century novel: Dr Jekyll and Mr HydePractice
- Unseen PoetryPractice
- Modern text: Anita and MePractice
- Modern text: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-TimePractice
- Modern text: DNAPractice
- Shakespeare: Julius CaesarPractice
- Modern text: Pigeon EnglishPractice
- 19th-century novel: The Sign of FourPractice
- Modern text: Blood BrothersPractice
- Modern text: Lord of the FliesPractice
- Modern text: A Taste of HoneyPractice
- 19th-century novel: A Christmas CarolPractice
- 19th-century novel: Great ExpectationsPractice
- Shakespeare: Romeo and JulietPractice
- Poetry Anthology: Power and ConflictPractice
- Modern text: Animal FarmPractice
- Shakespeare: MacbethPractice
- Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet — character, theme, language, structure and contextPractice
- Shakespeare: Henry VPractice
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