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    Creative Literacy: English GCSE
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    Creative Literacy: English GCSE

    By Amanda J Harrington

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    About this ebook

    GCSE students and those wanting to study at a GCSE level will find this book a valuable resource in learning how to answer complex questions and practice original writing.
    This book is split into three main sections.
    Comprehension & literary criticism: Comprehension and in-depth critiquing, based around one fiction book, ‘The Rain Comes’. This is available to buy on Amazon but may be studied within this book without needing the complete text.
    Original writing & language work: A variety of language exercises, designed to help students practice and develop writing skills, including grammar and punctuation, as well as writing style.
    In-depth writing: A longer-length, complete original writing activity which develops helps students think more deeply about how they write and why.
    This book can be studied together with Poetry Made Simple for GCSE and Creative Writing for Teens.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 13, 2019
    ISBN9781291436099
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    Creative Literacy: English GCSE

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