A Christmas Carol notes (1st edition)

A 2000 word essay with a complete bibliography and references, providing a full analysis of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. This essay explores the structure, literary techniques, context and structure of the novel in great depth and provides a comprehensive understanding of the text.

Each theme within A Christmas Carol is perfectly explained, with supporting quotes, within this document, with grade nine level analysis of each theme as a whole (I received a grade nine in my English Literature GCSE in 2023). Themes included: Christmas, Redemption/Change, Social Injustice/Poverty, Family/Isolation, Money, Regret, Supernatural, Responsibility.

A sample essay for you to read and take ideas from on the theme of Christmas in 'A Christmas Carol' - a prevalent title to study for GCSE English Literature.

a brief summary of the key events in a Christmas carol, good for all students who are learning about a Christmas carol, or for those who need a refresh or the key events, can be extremely helpful for essay planning and writing.

Contained our A Christmas Carol revision cards which cover all aspects of the novella presented through a timeline to ensure that all important aspects of the novella are being used. They contain summaries of each part of the novella, key quotes and contextual links where appropriate. There are also some key links to important parts of the novel as well as reasons behind why Dickens wrote the novella.

GCSE English Literature A Christmas Carol Key Quotes for Scrooge, The Spirits, Fezziwig, The Cratchits etc... If you learn all these quotes you can answer any question I used this document and got a A* (Grade 8)

GCSE English Literature : A Christmas Carol All potential questions with key quotes selected for each answer guaranteed to get you top grades. If you learn these quotes and see which questions they will apply too, that's all you need to know. I used this document and got a A* (grade 8)

Feeling overwhelmed with quotes from 'A Christmas Carol'? This mindmap, broken down into the 5 staves, contains 26 key quotes, each accompanied by a small paragraph of analysis, exploring the purpose of each quote, and how this is achieved. These top 26 quotes cover a range of characters and themes, and will prepare you for any question in your exam.