This guide has been prepared by 5 students in the final year of their IB Diploma programme at Slough Grammar School. I am more than happy to host it and hope that readers find it helpful.
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Hi, this is a great piece of work which proved to be very helpful for me, so thank you for producing this. With regards to English Literature, paper 2, have you considered comparing the novels ‘The Awakening’ by Kate Chopin with ‘Ethan Frome’ by Edith Wharton? They’re both very good novels to use..
An interesting pairing- and thank you.
[…] by the great feminist and proto-feminist writers such as Kate Chopin – look at my guide to the Awakening – Jean Rhys and Maya Angelou… all full of the “caged bird” imagery used […]