Glencoe Literature Guides ?

[Pam L in Mid Tenn]

In the thread about Brit. Lit. someone suggested the Glencoe Literature Guides that are free. I looked around Glencoe's website yesterday, but couldn't find them. Does anyone have a link?
Thanks,
Pam

[Kristine out of lurking]

Try this:
http://www.glencoe.com/sec/literature/litlibrary/

I have always enjoyed the Glencoe guides too. :)

[Myra]

Nice link. However, do you know of a Glencoe link for high school age literature?

Thanks,
Myra

[Lori D.]

JMO, but a lot of the books in the Glencoe list are of high school age. So you may still be able to use the Glencoe guides into high school. You can also google search for lit. guides or study guides for individual titles. And below are some other free online literature guides and/or helps. BEST of luck! Warmly, Lori D.

- Glencoe = http://www.glencoe.com/sec/literature/litlibrary/
- Sparknotes = www.sparknotes.com
- Cliff's Notes = www.cliffsnotes.com
- Grade Saver = www.gradesaver.com
- Cyber Guides (gr. 9-12) = http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/cy912.html
- Pink Monkey = www.pinkmonkey.com
- Shmoop = http://www.shmoop.com/literature/
- Book Wolf (book notes) = http://www.bookwolf.com/


- Wikipedia (free online encyclopedia with articles on specific authors and works) = www.wikipedia.com

[CathieC]

It's the same link. The list has literature from different levels. We used several of the guides.

[Pam L in Mid Tenn]

Lori : A great big THANK YOU for those links!

And, I do appreciate all replies!

[Julie in MN]

It's the same link. The list has literature from different levels. We used several of the guides.

I agree. My dd did some of them in high school - Mockingbird, One Day in the Life, etc.

Julie