AQA • English Literature B

Full NEA essay (graded A*) on Ian McEwan’s Machines Like Me for AQA A-level English Literature B. Demonstrates A* analysis with critical anthology perspectives, narrative ethics, and contemporary debates on AI, justice, and human selfishness.

Coursework essay graded A* on the poetry collection 'Feminine Gospels' by Carol Ann Duffy for AQA A-Level English Literature B. It explores the theme of femininity in multiple poems . Demonstrates how A* writing integrates critical anthology material, feminist perspectives, and scholarly sources.

This is an essay written for The Taming of the Shrew, written in exam conditions and scoring 23/25. NOTE: It is to be used for educational purposes, to understand the structure and quality of writing required for high scoring answers - it is not to be plagiarised.

This is an exemplar essay, scoring 23/25, written under exam conditions. NOTE: This is to be used for inspiration, to understand the type of structure and writing that scores highly - it is not to be plagiarised.

This is the essay I submitted for my English Literature Poetry NEA, scoring full marks. In it, I have analysed Fatima Asghar's poetry collection 'If They Come for Us', using a post-colonial lens. NOTE: This document is to provide inspiration for your coursework and show you what a full mark, A* Level NEA can look like - it should not be plagiarised.

These 25-page Twelfth Night character notes provide the contents for an essay able to achieve an A* in A-Level AQA English Literature B. Spans a range of themes and aspects of comedy explored through the characters. Includes: - Every major and minor character - Adjectives + phrases - Key moments - Key quotes + methods + analysis - Useful context Written by an A* student who scored 98% overall.

An A* exemplar response to the 2020 unseen crime extract for AQA English Literature 2B. The extract is from Jane Harper's novel "Force of Nature." An articulate response with developed inferences to help you achieve an A* in your essays and develop your written expression.

A* level analysis and summaries of 14 Blake Poems: Introduction (I) Introduction (E) The Chimney Sweeper (I) The Chimney Sweeper (E) The Garden of Love The Schoolboy The Shepherd Nurse’s Song (I) Nurse’s Song (E) The Sick Rose London The Tiger The Little Black Boy Ah! Sunflower Perfect for prioritising a few key poems before your exam - covers the main themes, context, structure and forms, analysis and links to other poems. Perfect to blurt from and make essay plans with.

An A* exemplar essay on greed in Christie’s murder of roger Ackroyd. This is relevant for AQA A level English literature B elements of crime writing in paper 2. A great way to see what is required for top marks!

An a star essay exemplar on women in Shakespeares othello. AQA A level English literature B