Frankenstein

by Nick Warburton (Adaptor), Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 16 A: Tree Tops Classics

Features a different logo, dedicated teaching support, a Guided Reading card, and notes on the inside back cover to assist parents and teaching assistants.

77 pages, Paperback

First published June 15, 2000

About the author

Nick Warburton was born in 1947 and is married with one son. He gave up teaching in primary schools after ten years to try writing (also doing part-time work in libraries and selling on craft stalls). He writes children's books, radio, stage and television scripts, and in 1985 was joint winner of the BBC/Radio Times drama award for Conversations From the Engine Room.

Nick's play "Beast" won the Tinniswood Award; best play of 2005. See brief mention below and Tinniswood Award page.

Reviews

[Trololoshka · Rating 4 out of 5]

So hello everybody ho is reading this review. So I will tell you some aboute this book. So in this book feel for two main heroes. So you can see the one of them on the book and the second is Victor Frankenstein. So yes here is two Frankensteins. One of them is men and second is monster. So why. I won't tell you this now.


So in the chapter 2 you gone her the information about him something like where he is from,what he likes to do and familie.Okey now lets talk aboute the problems in hi life.Yo will hear that he has to brothers and one sister. Actually it is not true sister.I'm trying to say that his sister perents adopted to my family.Do you want to ask me why I said has becouse somebody kill them I won't tell you who.

This book is very interesting becouse of the scenario here you will be sometimes sad sometimes happy choose to read it becouse I like science fiction.It was very ineresting to read this book know I understand how bed it was to them. I'm is acioly lucky thet I dond have life like they do.