MyInteractiveBook stands with education. Reading is the skill every exam is built on, and the new generation deserves tools shaped for the way it actually studies.
So we curated two exam-prep tutors, one for each examination tradition our readers work in, tuned to what markers actually reward: analysis of the text, never a retelling of it. Upload your extract or paste it, and work the commentary until you can write it yourself.
Each tutor follows its own rubric exactly: the structure markers expect, the vocabulary they reward, and the one rule that decides most marks — analyse, do not summarise.
Axes of interpretation, a problématique, a detailed plan, and a drafted introduction and conclusion — every argument tied to a quote and to the stylistic device carrying it. Answered in French.
A guiding question, three thesis options, and a paragraph-by-paragraph outline built on authorial choices and their effect on the reader, against Criteria A, B and C. Answered in English.
Choose the exercise, choose how you want to work, hand over the text, and start.
This page and its guidance are open to everyone. The tutor needs an account: it spends AI budget, and your document stays tied to your session alone — deleted when the session ends, never added to the library.
Sign inUpload or paste the text. The tutor reads all of it, so it can discuss the ending and the opening in the same breath.
In step-by-step mode the tutor questions you first: first impressions, tone, theme. The argument comes from you; it tells you where you are wrong.
Ask for the full model response at the end and compare it with your own outline — that gap is where the marks are.