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      sc_gal
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      Hello Lit kids/parents of lit kids!


      I'm selling some of my personal lit notes and resources:
      - Notes for Unseen prose/poetry
      - ROMEO & JULIET logsheets
      - ROMEO & JULIET made-easy text - annotated (useful for PBQ)
      - Pansing Romeo & Juliet text - annotated (2 copies available)
      - Merchant of Venice text - annotated
      - Merchant of Venice \"translated\" guide
      - Animal Farm - annotated
      - The Giver - annotated
      - Mining for Meaning Lower Sec Guide
      - Mining for Meaning O/N Level Guide

      *Lit was my strongest subject! πŸ™‚

      PM me for more details - IB Higher Level Lit notes available too!

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        CuriousGL
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        autumnbronze:
        caroline3sg:

        Thank you autumnbronze


        Do you know what are other sec 1 literature books?

        1) Chinese Cinderalla - sec ?
        2) Merchant of Venice - sec 2
        3) Midsummer night's dream - sec ?

        Hi caroline3sg,

        Glad to be of help. With regards to sec 1 Lit books. There are quite a lot of titles as schools have free play to choose them as long as they meet the MOE requirements.

        Nonetheless, this is what I know some schools are using, here goes,

        4)Sing to the Dawn (gasp!! I did that at Sec 1 :D)
        5)Emily of Emerald Hill
        6)The Outsiders
        7)Or Else, The Lightning God
        8)The Good Earth
        9) Literature Up Close
        10)Federal Literature
        11)Ten short stories
        12)Flights of Fancy 1

        Really the list can go on, there's really a myriad of books. Incidentally, I taught MOV and MND at Sec 1, but it was the prose version.

        BTW, I believe some schools have already posted their booklist on their website. You might want to check it out.

        Hope this helps...

        Ouhhh Thanks... helped me quite a lot πŸ˜„

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          marstolive
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          can somebody help me with this?

          what is the similarity between a plot and a subplot?
          Thanks πŸ™‚

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            CHC123
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            I am searching The Giver literature book. My DD school out of stock same for popular and the lesson started with homework . As per popular, only pasir ris has stock and I am staying at north area. Can someone help as i need it urgently. Thanks.

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              CHC123
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              I am searching The Giver literature book. My DD school out of stock same for popular and the lesson started with homework . As per popular, only pasir ris has stock and I am staying at north area. Can someone help as i need it urgently. Thanks.

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                sc_gal
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                marstolive:
                can somebody help me with this?

                what is the similarity between a plot and a subplot?
                Thanks πŸ™‚
                Err your question is a little unclear. Basically, plot is the key sequence of events in the text (most novels have a plot unless it's a specific style). Sub plot is fundamentally a slight deviance from the main plot, possibly through different characters and relationships.

                A similarity between plot and subplot may mean there's a parallel in terms of structure/content. For example, in King Lear, the plot/subplot similarity is evident through the conveyance of common themes (family, blindness, age and youth etc). Similarity may also exist in the effects evoked in the reader or the impact the author/playwright seeks to achieve. This could help to reinforce overarching ideas. At times, plot and subplots diverge; the effect is usually significant in writer's intent.

                Don't know if this actually answers your question...

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                  sc_gal
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                  CHC123:
                  I am searching The Giver literature book. My DD school out of stock same for popular and the lesson started with homework . As per popular, only pasir ris has stock and I am staying at north area. Can someone help as i need it urgently. Thanks.


                  I'm PM-ing you!

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                    marstolive
                    last edited by

                    sc_gal:
                    marstolive:

                    can somebody help me with this?

                    what is the similarity between a plot and a subplot?
                    Thanks πŸ™‚

                    Err your question is a little unclear. Basically, plot is the key sequence of events in the text (most novels have a plot unless it's a specific style). Sub plot is fundamentally a slight deviance from the main plot, possibly through different characters and relationships.

                    A similarity between plot and subplot may mean there's a parallel in terms of structure/content. For example, in King Lear, the plot/subplot similarity is evident through the conveyance of common themes (family, blindness, age and youth etc). Similarity may also exist in the effects evoked in the reader or the impact the author/playwright seeks to achieve. This could help to reinforce overarching ideas. At times, plot and subplots diverge; the effect is usually significant in writer's intent.

                    Don't know if this actually answers your question...

                    That helps. Thanks!

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                      Layla
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                      I need guide for Sing To the Dawn, can’t find in the online bookstore. Anybody can help me pls?

                      TIA

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                        buttercreem
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                        CHC123:
                        I am searching The Giver literature book. My DD school out of stock same for popular and the lesson started with homework . As per popular, only pasir ris has stock and I am staying at north area. Can someone help as i need it urgently. Thanks.


                        The book is available in the library, you may want to try there first.

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