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Oxford School Shakespeare is an acclaimed edition especially designed for students, with accessible on-page notes and explanatory illustrations, clear background information, and rigorous but accessible scholarly credentials.Twelfth Night is a popular text for study by secondary students the world over. Key features:1. Accessible notes and commentataries 2. Two-column format for easy reference checking and immediate explanations3. Wide margins to provide plenty of space for annotations and note taking 4. Additional information and reading lists (including websites)5. Illustrations dotted throughout, both contextual and explanatorySuitable for: This title is suitable for all exam boards and for the most recent GCSE and AS/A level specifications.The Oxford School Shakespeare range includes over 20 of Shakespeare''s plays, plus revision resources for Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet.

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Very Short Introductions: Brilliant, Sharp, InspiringGeorge Eliot pushed the boundaries of fiction and of Victorian society. She was an extraordinary woman whose unconventional life meant that she was judged harshly by family, friends, and strangers. Eliot wanted to draw attention to the feelings and motivations of ordinary people, so that we might feel more generous towards each other. But human beings are complex, and to capture that complexity Eliot drew on an astonishing range of philosophical, psychological, and scientific ideas. She hoped her work might do good, yet she was clear-eyed about the limits of both human sympathy and the novel. In this Very Short Introduction, Juliette Atkinson explores the ideas feeding Eliot''s fiction and looks at the literary techniques - such as narrative voice, genre, imagery, structure, and syntax - that she used to embody them. These shape her recurrent themes: the stifling nature of gossip, the hardships experienced by commonplace individuals, the duty of practising fellow-feeling and the difficulty of doing so. Atkinson argues that George Eliot was a social outcast who became a sage, through the creation of some of the most influential novels ever written in English.ABOUT THE SERIES: The Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press contains hundreds of titles in almost every subject area. These pocket-sized books are the perfect way to get ahead in a new subject quickly. Our expert authors combine facts, analysis, perspective, new ideas, and enthusiasm to make interesting and challenging topics highly readable.

There are 6 books at Level 2:Book 7 practises ''j v w''Book 8 practises ''x y z''Book 9 practises ''zz qu ch''Book 10 practises ''sh th ng''Book 11 practises ''j dge wh''Book 12 practises ''cks tch nk''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 2:Book 7 practises ''j v w''Book 8 practises ''x y z''Book 9 practises ''zz qu ch''Book 10 practises ''sh th ng''Book 11 practises ''j dge wh''Book 12 practises ''cks tch nk''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 4:Book 19 ''Revise and Blend''Book 20 ''Revise and Blend''Book 21 practises ''ay, oy, ea, ie''Book 22 practises ''ow, ew, ew, ou''Book 23 practises ''ir, aw, eer, are''Book 24 practises ''ce, ea, o, ed''Each sound/alternative spelling is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should read the decodable word lists, before trying to find the words within the picture.Consolidation activities include spelling activities and reading short texts.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 1+:Book 1 practises ''s a t p''Book 2 practises ''i n m d''Book 3 practises ''g o c k''Book 4 practises ''ck e u r''Book 5 practises ''h b f ff''Book 6 practises ''l ll le ss''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 1+:Book 1 practises ''s a t p''Book 2 practises ''i n m d''Book 3 practises ''g o c k''Book 4 practises ''ck e u r''Book 5 practises ''h b f ff''Book 6 practises ''l ll le ss''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 4:Book 19 ''Revise and Blend''Book 20 ''Revise and Blend''Book 21 practises ''ay, oy, ea, ie''Book 22 practises ''ow, ew, ew, ou''Book 23 practises ''ir, aw, eer, are''Book 24 practises ''ce, ea, o, ed''Each sound/alternative spelling is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should read the decodable word lists, before trying to find the words within the picture.Consolidation activities include spelling activities and reading short texts.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 2:Book 7 practises ''j v w''Book 8 practises ''x y z''Book 9 practises ''zz qu ch''Book 10 practises ''sh th ng''Book 11 practises ''j dge wh''Book 12 practises ''cks tch nk''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 12 books at Level 5.Level 5:Book 25 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 26 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 27 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 28 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 29 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 30 ''Alternative Spellings''Level 5 More A: Book 31 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 32 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 33 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 34 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 35 ''Alternative Spellings''Book 36 ''Alternative Spellings''Each sound/alternative spelling is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should read the decodable word lists, before trying to find the words within the picture.Consolidation activities include spelling activities and reading short texts.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 3:Book 13 practises ''ai ee igh''Book 14 practises ''oa oo oo''Book 15 practises ''ar or ur''Book 16 practises ''ow oi ear''Book 17 practises ''air er er''Book 18 practises ''ue ue ure''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 1+:Book 1 practises ''s a t p''Book 2 practises ''i n m d''Book 3 practises ''g o c k''Book 4 practises ''ck e u r''Book 5 practises ''h b f ff''Book 6 practises ''l ll le ss''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 1+:Book 1 practises ''s a t p''Book 2 practises ''i n m d''Book 3 practises ''g o c k''Book 4 practises ''ck e u r''Book 5 practises ''h b f ff''Book 6 practises ''l ll le ss''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 1+:Book 1 practises ''s a t p''Book 2 practises ''i n m d''Book 3 practises ''g o c k''Book 4 practises ''ck e u r''Book 5 practises ''h b f ff''Book 6 practises ''l ll le ss''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)

There are 6 books at Level 2:Book 7 practises ''j v w''Book 8 practises ''x y z''Book 9 practises ''zz qu ch''Book 10 practises ''sh th ng''Book 11 practises ''j dge wh''Book 12 practises ''cks tch nk''Each sound is explored through an Oxford Reading Tree scene, first the children should say the sound and trace the letters in the panel, before looking at the key word and picture and saying the sound, there is a list of decodable words for them to read and then they can try to find all words they can that include the focus sound within the picture, some are labelled some are not!Consolidation activities include matching, tracing and reading.There are a total of 42 books in this series from Level 1 to Level 5 (Letters and Sounds Phase 1 to Phase 5)