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Twelfth Grade Book Bundle brings together A Midsummer Night’s Dream, A Raisin in the Sun, Civil Disobedience, Of Mice and Men, and The Yellow Wallpaper—a powerful collection that supports the core analytical, research, and writing skills taught in Time4Learning’s English IV course.

As students explore drama, fiction, poetry, memoir, and informational texts, they analyze how authors use structure, symbolism, dialogue, and point of view to examine identity, justice, autonomy, and the human condition. Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream strengthens skills in drama analysis and figurative language; A Raisin in the Sun deepens discussions of dreams, family, and social barriers; Thoreau’s Civil Disobedience reinforces argumentation, rhetorical analysis, and civic responsibility; Of Mice and Men introduces realism, moral conflict, and the power of setting; and The Yellow Wallpaper invites students to evaluate narrative voice, psychological depth, and early feminist themes.

With texts that naturally support literary analysis, resear