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Jessica is a freelance copywriter and content writer based in Richmond-Upon-Thames. With a degree in English Literature from University College London, she has experience as a private tutor for 14-18 years olds and adult learners. She has also worked in Widening Participation as a Mentor, Student Ambassador, and Student Leader. As someone who achieved A-Levels through distance-learning, Jessica has first-hand experience of the unique challenges and rewards that distance-learning offers. She regularly contributes content to educational websites including eNotes and Tutorful.
Lost Cities Of Antiquity
Lost cities, real or not, continue to intrigue us, their stories bridging the gap between past and present.
5 Books To Read In 2023 – Part 2
Tara Westover’s compelling memoir, Educated, is one of self-discovery, recounting her journey towards knowledge and testifying to education’s incredible impact on individuals.
Books To Read In 2023 – Part 1
Get ready for a page-turner that will leave you inspired, enlightened, and thoroughly entertained.
The Most Promising Book-To-Film Adaptations Of 2023
This year brings many fantastic book-to-film adaptations that you won’t want to miss.
Alan Turing: Reimagining What’s Possible
World War II was especially consequential for Alan Turing, as he helped to decipher Nazi codes during the conflict.
Surreal Stories From History
While it’s hard to imagine that reality could be wilder than works of fiction, we might find ourselves surprised if we dive into the history books.
Celebrating Writers Born In February
Though differing in style, themes, and periods, these three writers have left a remarkable legacy that will continue to endure through generations.
The Magical Story Behind The Real Father Christmas
It was with writer Washington Irving’s 1809 book Knickerbocker’s History of New York that Saint Nicholas began to come to life as the lovable figure we know him as today.
Speeches That Made History
Churchill’s speech is remembered as one of the most stirring wartime speeches ever recorded, yet the public didn’t hear it until Churchill was encouraged to record it for posterity in 1949.
