Literature


 * Literature

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__**Here are some recourses to help you out in literature!**__ __Databases__
 * Come here for Scott's Ebscohost Domain.
 * Another great data is [|Infotrac.] (you might have to use a school computer so it reconizes your network)
 * The last database that would help you is [|NetLibrary.] (same as above)

__Websites__ -I know it is wierd, but try [|Youtube.] They have a lot of usefull information that can help you. -[|Sparknotes,] it is sometimes looked down apon by teachers, but if you use it correctly it can help a great deal. -Since writing essays for books is part of literature, try [|A Basic Guide to Essay Writing] (Sorry, bullets are having trouble appearing.)

__Books__
 * //The Cambridge guide to English Literature// By- Michael Stapleton.
 * //The Oxford companion to English literature //. Edited by Margaret Drabble.
 * //A handbook to literature //. Edited by William Harmon.

Try watching this movie, it's pretty funny. What Books are you reading? Seriously!

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This guy may make reading look dorkish, but it is acualy really cool and can help you in school.

Think about it: If a who is a who and a what is a what, then where in the world is a where? //Original riddle by Scott Hannum.//