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Revision Guide to Wuthering Heights
Got an exam coming up on Wuthering Heights and not sure where to start? This step-by-step revision guide will give you all the essentials for passing that test. more...
The Locations of Wuthering Heights
A discussion of the three main locations used by Bronte in Wuthering Heights, including key events, characters and imagery. more...
Gothic in Bronte's Wuthering Heights
Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights is one of the best-loved novels of all time. Yet the novel was controversial in its day for its use of threatening Gothic elements. more...
Emily Bronte chose Nelly Dean as the main narrator of her novel Wuthering Heights. How far can we trust her version of events? more...
Characters in Wuthering Heights
An alphabetical listing of all major characters in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights and the role they play in the novel. more...
The first in a series looking at Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights: this article looks at the context of the novel's publication and provides an overview of the plot. more...
The small village of Haworth in Yorkshire continues to attract thousands of visitors every year to see the parsonage where the Bronte family lived. more...
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1951 Movie of A Christmas Carol
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Melissa Howard
The Noel Langley adaptation of A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens' classic novella, for the silver screen is delightful but not completely true to book. more...
Quotes on Money and Life from Charles Dickens
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Lito Apostolakou
As Great Expectations Pip strives to become a gentleman, he learns a lot about life and the value and price of money. more...
Dickens Quotes on Love from Great Expectations
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Lito Apostolakou
Dickens makes Great Expectations Pip suffer with unrequited love, gives Estella a heart of stone and the reader some of the best quotes on love and rejection. more...
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Lito Apostolakou
Described as "compactly perfect" and Dickens' "most understated" work, Great Expectations is a story about guilt, desire and moral redemption. more...
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Lito Apostolakou
From roast goose and chestnuts to pudding and oranges, Dickens describes Xmas food with relish and affection in A Christmas Carol. His food quotes are good to taste. more...
Portraits of Humanity in A Christmas Carol
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Melissa Howard
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is filled with portraits of common Victorian people trying to get by. more...
Grumpy Old Men and Ghosts in A Christmas Carol
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Melissa Howard
A look at the main characters in Charles Dickens' novella, A Christmas Carol. more...
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