The Oil Curse Michael Ross Pdf Application. Robert Blakey wrote How to Achieve 100% in a GCSE during his summer holidays before he got his 10 A* results Robert, who attends £9,400-a-year Solihull School in the West Midlands, wrote How to Achieve 100% in a GCSE because he had not been able to find book to help him. And the pedigree of his guide is unmistakable after he scored ten A* results in his exams, including a perfect score in chemistry, biology, physics and French.

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He said: 'I think it's possible for anyone to get A* if they do the right amount of work. 'I don't think GCSEs are easy, but there are certain things that you can do to guarantee you get a good result. 'By jumping through certain hoops and going through methodically it's definitely possible to achieve great results. 'I think someone using this book to pass their GCSEs would achieve more in a shorter space of time - like a short-cut. The £6.99 book was finished by September, but took up until now to hit the shelves 'I don't think of myself as particularly academically gifted, and tests I have done to determine my intelligence have come out as fairly average.' The book is unsurprisingly Robert's debut and was written in his summer holidays, before he started his A-Level courses.

It shares practical tips on exam and revision technique, including specific subject advice and how to tailor learning for successful results. The £6.99 book was finished by September, but took up until now to hit the shelves as Robert had to have it edited, formatted and find a publisher. It is now available for sale via online bookstores, including www.Amazon.co.uk, where it has been rated the full five stars by reviewers. But Robert, who is now 17, is concentrating on making sure his preparation for his A-Levels next year. He said: 'I'm currently studying English, History, Psychology and German and sixth form, an hope to get As in all of them. 'But I'd also like to write some more books, as this is something I really enjoyed doing.

'I'm planning to study psychology at university, and hope to go to Oxford. 'Then I want to either do a law conversion course and go into the legal profession or do something with psychology, depending on how much I enjoy it. 'I think GCSEs are important if you want to go to a good college and university, but they're certainly not the be all and end all.