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Frankenstein

By Pauline Francis

Victor’s greatest discovery may be the terrifying question: who is the real monster?

chilling · gothic · thought-provoking · dramatic

Genres

Classics Horror/Spooky Science Fiction

What is Frankenstein about?

Victor Frankenstein is fascinated by the secrets of life. When he succeeds in creating a living being, he is horrified by its frightening appearance and abandons it. Lonely and rejected, the creature becomes determined to make Victor suffer. As danger follows Victor and the people he loves, he must face the terrible consequences of his experiment. This chilling retelling of Mary Shelley’s classic explores ambition, responsibility, loneliness and the question of what makes someone a monster.

About the author

Pauline Francis is a talented author who loves bringing history to life through exciting stories for young readers. She has written popular books such as 'Samurai Girl' and 'Lady Jane Grey.' Pauline enjoys making her characters face challenges and adventures, helping readers imagine what life was like in the past.

Pages

46 pages

Reading age

Older Junior (10-15)

This edition

2001

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