To Kill a Mockingbird: York Notes for GCSE (Grades A*-G)

I have worked with this book throughout my GCSE levels and preparations for the summer exams!'To Kill a Mockingbird' York Notes GCSE is a great and useful book as it is straightforward and concise. It provides a variety of examiner tips and very interesting information about where and why Harper Lee came up with her effective ideas and their purpose to the book.I studied these York Notes well in preparation for my exams I have thoroughly looked through the sample questions at the back of the book which helped in developing my understanding on some key points on how to answer an exam style question.Overall, this book broadened my understanding of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee - and successfully got me through my written exam with a result of an A !!Worth every penny.:)

This guide is so easy to use. It has different sections on the plot (chapter by chapter), the main characters, the setting, background history, main themes, the author. These are all boxed and colour coded to make it quick and easy to find the information you need.Plus it has lots of interesting snippets,thought- provoking quesitions and advice on how to boost your grades and answer exam questions.Just brilliant !

Great notes. ..really sums up the main points

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This book is really helpful for anybody reading this as part of their GCSE. There is a clear breakdown of every chapter and it explains the main points of what's going on in bullet points. It also has little helpful grade boosters at the side of every page. At the start of the book there is also a description and list of all the characters and a map of Maycomb. I am finding this really useful. Much better than the CGP option!