Oxford Revise AQA GCSE English Literature: Worlds and Lives Poetry Anthology covers everything that you need to revise for the Worlds and Lives Poetry Anthology as part of AQA GCSE English Literature.
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The Worlds and Lives anthology considers great works from Byron, Shelley, Bronte as well as contemporary writers and dissects the poetry as needed to achieve success in your GCSE examination. The format is supportive to the student, thought-provoking and engaging. Again, like with other books in this series, strong and weak responses to questions are presented enabling the learner to gauge the expected standard to succeed. Superb book, highly recommended, excellent value for money- 5 stars. * Amazon *
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Revise the AQA GCSE English Literature: Worlds and Lives poetry collection with confidence
1: Introduction
2: 'Lines Written in Early Spring' by William Wordsworth
3: 'England in 1819' by Percy Bysshe Shelley
4: 'Shall earth no more inspire thee' by Emily Brontë
5: 'In a London Drawingroom' by George Eliot
6: 'On an afternoon train from Purley to Victoria, 1955' by James Berry
7: 'Name Journeys' by Raman Mundair
8: 'pot' by Shamshad Khan
9: 'A Wider View' by Seni Seneviratne
10: 'Homing' by Liz Berry
11: 'A century later' by Imtiaz Dharker
12: 'The Jewellery Maker' by Lousia Adjoa Parker
13: 'With Birds you're never lonely' by Raymond Antrobus
14: 'A Portable Paradise' by Roger Robinson
15: 'Like an Heiress' by Grace Nichols
16: 'Thirteen' by Caleb Femi
17: Exam skills and sample answers
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