Classic Literature Reading Challege
Read a classic over the holidays.
1) Improve your vocabulary
2) Increase your knowledge
3) Read something of value
4) Understand history and cultural context
5) Enrich your own life
6) Challenge your brain
7) Knowledge is power
8) Share in the human experience
Documents
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BBC - GCSE Bitesize - Frankenstein
Call You & Yours: What Inspired You to Read?, You and Yours - BBC Radio 4
'Remains' - Armitage's reading of the poem
Animal Farm revision from Course Hero
Year 7 Childhood and Adventure - Week 3: reasons why reading is important
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English Literature English Challenge Literature Reading YouTube Sixth Form Cultural Heaney mock GCSE English Test Power and Conflict Anthology Week BBC Film Studies Narrative Attainment Documentation Jobs
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