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2017: Excellent moral dilemmas are discussed through the conflict between an irresponsible creator and his misunderstood creature. Also, it mentions my hometown, which is the first time I encounter such an occurrence in fiction. It's a sci-fi book written by a woman in the age when only men were supposed to be creative and smart enough to spew words on paper. I'm only taking a star away because the novel should be re-titled Frankenstein, or Where Characters Complain A Lot.
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wow what a journey .
Who knew a story I thought I knew could be so different in reality.
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Who knew a story I thought I knew could be so different in reality.
So many wonderful articles and interpretations as well as the history of the writer's life. ...more
This gothic tale is a very brilliant science fiction. Mary Shelly penned✒️ gold when she written this novel. I enjoyed this book so much that it surprised me that I haven't read it sooner. Frankenstein is truly a classic horror that is way better to be read than watched. Since I've have seen other film versions and none of them ever quite compliment the novel. So I would recommend any one to read this book. It's great & unforgettable.
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