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GCSE English for OCR 2010

The only student books written by Teachit contributors for the new 2010 GCSE OCR specifications.

WJEC GCSE English 2010

Written by Roger Lane for the new 2010 WJEC specifications.

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Functional Skills

OCR English Functional Skills resources for Levels 1 and 2, and Entry Level 3.

Rollercoasters

An exciting range of fiction titles chosen especially for Key
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GCSE Rollercoasters

All your favourite Rollercoasters features are now available as GCSE set texts.

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		19th and 20th Century Women Poets Libby Gurr, Celia de Piro 978-0-19-831990-0 Paperback 12 June 1997 £10.99

		A Christmas Carol This classic tale in a durable Rollercoasters format Charles Dickens

		A Level English for AQA (Series) Your key to the 2008 A Level English for AQA specifications

		A Level English Language and Literature for AQA A Your key to A Level English Language and Literature for AQA

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		A Midsummer Night's Dream New Edition Roma Gill 978-0-19-832150-7 Paperback 07 April 2005 £5.99

		Abomination Shortlisted for the Whitbread Children's Book Award

		Access GCSE English for OCR Student Books Helping each student achieve to the best of their ability

		Bog Child "Beautifully written and deeply moving." The Guardian

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