Things Fall Apart: York Notes for GCSE Paperback – 28 Mar. 1988

Utterly brilliant the ability to write these short stories. We empathise with the characters; we learn about different cultures;understand more about others.

As the previous review says, its good, but only when you are studying the text. When revising for exams it lacks the info you need. Although it helped with my revision my notes were much more detailed. It is there to help you make sense of the book and help you make notes as you go through, not to act as a revision guide.

Not at all helpful as revision material

I didn't realise this book was a book of the notes. I thought I had ordered the novel. "Notes" is written in small blue writing on a blue background.I did read some of the notes, but 2 chapters were almost impossible to read as they were literally covered in red ink notes, presumably written by the previous owner.I had to reorder the book for my book club.

Paid extra for special delivery and they came late. They would be helpful for studying at standard grade, higher and possibly GCSE level, I bought them to help with university level study and so did not find them useful.