DD1 has just begun sixth form. English is one of her A'level subjects.
When I was in school, and also studying English Lit for A'level, all the books - texts and exercise books were supplied.
But they now have to buy their own.
Are all schools the same?
Fortunately I've kept all my university English Lit books so spent a very dusty evening yesterday bringing them all down from the attic - so anything published up to the mid 1980s is ok, but sod's law is they have much more recent literature she needs to buy, and also some I don't have from earlier periods.
Oh, and what are your tips for getting musty smells out of books ?
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Does your sixth-form child have to buy their own books?
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mamhaf · 15/09/2009 20:15
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