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The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde
A beautiful young man wishes that his portrait would age in his place — and it does, recording every cruelty while he stays flawless. Wilde's story of vanity, corruption and conscience. Best for GCSE age.
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This is a gentle, Charlotte-Mason-style study built for families teaching different ages together — a core plan for Years 7–9, a lighter touch for Years 5–6, and a GCSE-style extension for Years 10–11. The study guide gives the parent the plan (readings, narration, and links to history, art, geography and nature study); the pupil booklet gives the child a day-by-day companion with room to respond; and the slides introduce and structure the study.
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