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From quote analysis to key plot points and comprehensive syntheses, our library contains expert annotations from our editorial staff. As a Reader Member, you’ll gain access to
- 200+ annotated books, poems, and primary sources
- In-line analysis of character development, literary devices, themes, and more
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My son's so happy to have the interactivity your site provides, and it's come at a perfect time for him while he's discovering a deeper level of Poe and Shakespeare.
— Maryann, Parent
My students immediately found the application easy to use and interactive. It opened up the text to discussions, facilitated walk through, and developed a life that was more than just the story. It was like reading the story with twenty minds at once, all developing new knowledge on a meta-level.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What kinds of texts are on Owl Eyes?
The Owl Eyes library has over 1,000 public domain texts of various genres and types. In addition to classic literature, poetry, and short stories, you can also find historical primary sources, works of drama, and texts for young adults.
What kind of analysis can I find on Owl Eyes?
While reading a text, readers can view annotations with analysis about a multitude of subjects. With helpful annotations about allusions, character analysis, historical context, literary devices, themes, and more, mastering the classics has never been this easy or convenient.
Who writes your annotations and analyses?
Our expert annotations are written by our in-house editorial team, which consists of former teachers, educators, and English-literature enthusiasts who love researching and writing about these classic texts. We make sure that everything on the site is edited and fact-checked before we publish.
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