“London” by William Blake is a powerful poem that critiques the social and political structures of 18th-century England. It paints a grim picture of the city of London, highlighting the widespread oppression and suffering of its inhabitants. Here’s the full text of the poem: “London” by William Blake I wander through each chartered street, Near […] More
“Kitchen” by Banana Yoshimoto follows Mikage Sakurai, a young woman who, after the death of her grandmother, feels lost and alone. She finds solace in kitchens, associating them with comfort and healing. Mikage is invited to live with Yuichi Tanabe, a kind young man who also recently lost his mother, Eriko—a transgender woman who runs […] More
The IBDP English A program emphasizes critical analysis, comparative study, and understanding of both literary and non-literary texts. It requires students to engage deeply with texts, considering various analytical perspectives and contextual factors to develop a comprehensive understanding of language and literature. NB: This page leads you to the Free Resources on this website. That’s […] More
Short Summary of The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath The Bell Jar follows Esther Greenwood, a young woman who earns a prestigious internship at a New York fashion magazine. Although outwardly successful, Esther struggles with depression, anxiety, and an identity crisis, unable to reconcile society’s expectations of women with her own desires. After returning home […] More
As usual, let’s start by feeling a “book-reading” to go deep into the novel. Here are all the 12 chapters of the novel with major incidents. Read well! It saves your time! Chapter-wise Summary Chapter 1: “Now Pay Attention” Janina Duszejko is woken up by her neighbor Oddball. Oddball informs her that their neighbor Big […] More
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