LitChartsReviews of litcharts.com

I chose not to buy the subscription as I thought I didn't require it. The free resources that I needed impressed me as they provided everything that I required and more. Vast resources for those using it for free. I used for my exams.

Absolutely useless. From my experience. It was an absolute waste of money, as it didn't have anywhere near enough useful quotes for the book I was working through for my exam. In addition, the annotations for poems, such as Carol Ann Duffy's, are not worth paying for. Use ChatGPT instead; it is far more helpful and efficient, especially if you decide to pay for it, and you can use it to help you with an abundance of enquiries

Daughter signed up for what she believed was a month but they took a whole year subscription. She contacted them and they did refund her the year which was way more than I’d expected after reading other reviews, so hopefully they honour this with other customers too. I think they should make the monthly rate clearer, but overall it could have been much worse.

If I could give it a zero I would. No at all helpful. Other similar sites are much more helpful, not as expensive, and give you a heads up before charging. This company relies on its annual fee and language in the contract that says it automatically renews without notice. Who remembers a year out what subscripton is about to renew. I cancelled while the payment was still pending and they refused to issue a refund. Totally unethical! Stay away.

They were really helpful to me when I had an issue. Thank you Cha!

Terrible experience - my daughter signed up for what she though was a one off, signed up for recurring now cant seem to stop them taking money from our account every year despite repeatedly asking them to do so

Comprehensive and detailed.

Save your money..I got the free one question theyb offer..it concerned The Silmarillion and Feanor. I knew their was a passage where Tolkien states Feanor was the greatest of all elves in all ways...in strength and battle skills and in all other ways...they said no such passage exists and no nwhere does Tolkien state Feanor is the greatest at anything...least of all strength and battle skill or anything. great but only "one of"...I read the thing so i knew this was wrong....finally i found it in my own book...here it is: the passage in the Silmarillion .. Lit Chart says it does not exist...well behold the following: The Silmarillion passage that describes Fëanor as "the mightiest in all parts of body and mind: in valour, in endurance, in beauty, in understanding, in skill, in strength and subtlety alike, of all the Children of Ilúvatar." I rest my case: save your money ps they get A+ rating for the Silmarillion because people don't know this is wrong info. Most important Elf in the book too! The book is named after his 3 stones