Dickens in context

These resources will allow you to investigate the key themes of Dickens's novels alongside original source material from the British Library. Literary manuscripts, newspapers, letters, workhouse menus and many more fascinating collection items will help you open up the social, cultural and political context in which Dickens was writing.

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Gulliver in Lilliput

This is a Multiple Choice exercise for students reading the full version of Gulliver's Travels . We start with the first of four, A Voyage to Lilliput . Read the questions and choose the best option.Then write a comment to your teacher about how you have enjoyed the exercise, that part of the book or whatever opinion you´d like to share with us. Gulliver in Lilliput on PhotoPeach

A quiz about Lewis Carroll

How much do you know about the man who wrote Alice in Wonderland ? Show us by doing the following quiz: What was Carroll's real name? What were his vocations? What disorders did Carroll suffer from? What was Carroll's hobby? What game did Carroll base his sequel, 'Through The Looking-Glass' on? Who was the first illustrator of the 'Alice books'? Who never illustrated Carroll's works? Which country did Carroll visit? True or false: Carroll named Alice for a real person. When did Carroll first tell his Alice story? (Full date) What was the event where Carroll first told the story? How to answer the questions : just click on and answer online. Do not forget to let us know who you are.

Gulliver in Brobdingnag

Second voyage for Gulliver,quite different from the first one. Once more, do the exercise and make a comment for your teacher on this new chapter. ,

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