GradeSaver

GradeSaver

by GradeSaver LLC

91 ratings
44 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 20, 2013
  • March 19, 2018

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Access high-quality study guides for literature, written by Harvard students. Each guide provides comprehensive summaries, character analysis, themes, historical context, and quizzes. Purchase individual guides or subscribe for full access to a vast library of literary resources.

Harvard-edited study guides
Chapter-by-chapter summaries
Character and theme analysis
Historical context
Author biographies
Quizzes
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What's New in GradeSaver

1.2.2

March 19, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixed issues with restoring subscriptions

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Subscription plans

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$5.991 Month
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User reviews

Get a bad grade

This apps helps students cheat but it’s so badly done that students will still get a bad grade if they use the content in this app. The essays have inaccurate plot summaries and are badly written.

Leftist Indoctrination

Here is a sample of the leftist review of the movie Jaws. Complete wackos

The Critique of Capitalism
The most pervasive theme running through Jaws is its indictment of capitalist ideology. The villain of the movie, after all, is not the shark but the Mayor of Amity Island, whose decision to keep the beaches open is not just tragic but tragically political. It is entirely a political decision that places the interests of the island’s business owners ahead of the safety of its consumers. The fear of losing precious profits from the 4th of July holiday crowd ultimately winds up biting the Mayor on his behind and, ironically, costing him far more than if he had simply done the right thing.
Gender Roles
Make no mistake about it: Jaws does far more than merely suggest that protection and security of the population is a man’s man’s job. Martin Brody is the Sheriff and his deputy is a man who seems underqualified for the job at the very least. When it comes time to catch the shark and kill the shark and save the day, there is a ratio of three men to zero woman among those charged with the task. As indicated, the Mayor’s job is to protect the island’s revenue stream. Mrs. Brody is a supportive and clearly intelligent woman, but serves the primary purpose of domestic affairs. Mrs. Taft, the councilwoman with the glasses, is shrill and visibly blanches at the mere sound of nails scraping across a chalkboard. Those nails, by contrast, can be found on the ultimate symbol of masculinity: Quint, the gruff, tough survivor of one of the most horrific Naval disaster in history and a man whose shop is adorned with the bones of his victories over the perfect predator.
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Great but one thing

I had this app for over a year now and it helps when I need a summary but I prefer not to buy the subscription but it is the only way I get all the content I need but I don’t wanna pay for it so I do recommend it if you are willing to pay money

HELP

Can you please add the book “And The Mountains Echoed” by the 12th I really need it and I will up my review to a 5 star afterwards please and thanks

This is useless

I downloaded the app thinking it was going to help but it has some books and it does nothing, only has summaries, if you want more features you must subscribe and pay every month
To sum up : Don't Download It its crap

FAQ

What does GradeSaver offer?

GradeSaver provides high-quality study guides for literature, written and edited by Harvard students. These guides include in-depth chapter summaries, character and theme analysis, historical context, author biographies, and quizzes to aid in understanding literary works.

How can I access the study guides?

You can purchase individual study guides directly within the app. Alternatively, you can opt for a monthly or yearly subscription to gain full access to the entire library of literary resources.

What are the subscription options and costs?

GradeSaver offers two subscription plans: a monthly subscription for $5.99 and a yearly subscription for $19.99. Both subscriptions provide unlimited access to all study guides.

Is GradeSaver available on other platforms?

The provided information does not specify compatibility with platforms other than mobile applications. Payment is processed through your iTunes Account, suggesting iOS compatibility.

Who is the target audience for GradeSaver?

This app is designed for students and anyone studying literature who needs comprehensive resources for understanding books. It's particularly useful for essay writing, exam preparation, and deepening literary comprehension.