Romeo and Juliet York Notes GCSE for iPad app for iPhone and iPad

Praise for YORK NOTES+ DIGITAL EDITIONS
“I really love the digital York Notes version I’ve purchased, particularly the facility to add notes” – Debbie Ward, English Teacher Barton Court Grammar School Academy.

Everything you need to know about Shakespeare’s classic play to succeed in your GCSE Literature exam.
With York Notes+ you can access all the tried and trusted content from our bestselling print guides on your iPhone and iPad. So now you can study any time, anywhere.

Written by experienced teachers and examiners, the digital editions include an array of innovative interactive revision tools to boost your studies right away.

What’s more, purchase of the App brings with it a free subscription to the online edition so you can choose to study wherever you like: on the bus on your iPhone, or sitting at home working on your laptop. And you can add your own notes within the app, and have them automatically synch up next time you visit your online account.

KEY FEATURES:

- the plot summarised, with checkpoint questions to confirm your understanding
- videos from teachers and examiners on how to plan and write top quality essays
- character analysis
- key themes
- structure, form and language
- interactive sample answers
- test-yourself on key quotations
- essay plans
- revision cards
- online access to our “essay wizard’
- Free web access via yorknotes.com when you buy an app from the iStore, and vice versa

ABOUT YORK NOTES

Founded over 30 years ago, York Notes is the UK’s bestselling series of English Literature Study Guides.

With over 250 titles in print, and sold in over 100 countries worldwide, York Notes provide a reliable and student-friendly formula to help students achieve the best possible grades.

All the major GCSE and A Level set texts are covered by the range, which also caters to undergraduates through its Advanced and Companion series.

The series now boasts an ever-expanding range of ebooks and apps, available for all major e-readers.