Even though Little Women is what made Louisa May Alcott famous, you may not know that it was part of a trilogy…
Bookish Delights For The Autumn
What if you want to go out and about to hear about books – and all things book-related? Well, in the UK, we are spoilt for choice…
What’s In Your Pencil Case?
Most pencil cases contain the essentials: pens, pencils, an eraser, a sharpener. But have you ever thought about links between these objects and the wider world of literature?
Dealing With Exams Results Day Anxiety
Some people forensically go back through their responses, they question their friends, they ask their tutors. In reality, it’s done and the best thing to do would be to relax.
Shakespeare: A Continuing Appeal
His plays are as relevant today as they were a few hundred years ago.
Escape With A Good Book This Easter
If you do find yourself stuck for something gripping to read, you won’t be disappointed with any of these suggestions…
Handling Closed Book Literature Texts
Don’t panic: just because you won’t have your trusty, reliable set text in front of you doesn’t mean you need to stress out.
Homophones And Homonyms: What Are They?
It isn’t just about homophones and homonyms, though. There are all sorts of other things in English that can cause head-scratching.
Top Tips For Language And Literature Students
If you are studying English Language or English Literature, you will be aware of the importance of using the concept “Point, Evidence, Explain.”
Burns Night
You might have heard of Burns’ ‘My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose’, too, a very romantic poem. But it’s ‘Address to a Haggis’ which is particularly important at this time of year…
