I achieved an A grade using this guide, so I will firstly state that is guide is a fantastic resource for revsion.
I like the language within the guide, as it was not too simple or too complex which usually puts me off revising.
The guide is easy to digest and the interpretations within the guide gain higher grades for the user within the exam, as it is interpretations that the examiner looks for.
I like the size of the guide, as the small size meant that I could easily pop it in my tote bag while travelling meaning that if I had a few minutes spare, I could revise from the guide.
I also liked the techniques that advised the reader what to do within the book, which I found useful as I often found that teacher jargon was too vauge.
I would highly reccomend this guide to anyone studying GCSE English Litrature and "An Inspector Calls".
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This was a superb aid for my GCSE English Literature exam. I had both this and the York Notes version for this text, but found the Letts one to be better in terms of chapter commentaries - it also had a lot of sophisticated phrases that you can use in your own essay! It is in full colour, making it easy to read; there are also notes regarding the historical context and about the author. The only drawback was the limited amount of notes on themes; there was just a paragraph each for six themes which I did not find to be enough. The best solution is to buy as many notes and revision aids as possible, then construct your own revision notes from a variety of sources.