The Frankenstein Teacher

Cover of The Frankenstein Teacher by Tony Bradman
Author: Tony Bradman
Publisher: Corgi Pups
Year: 1998
Language: en
Pages: 64
ISBN-13: 9780552545518
Dimensions:
Height: 7.79526 Inches
Length: 5.1181 Inches
Weight: 0.110231131 Pounds
Width: 0.19685 Inches
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The Frankenstein Teacher by Tony Bradman, published by Corgi Pups in 1998, is a 64-page work presented in English. This story unfolds in a small town at the base of eerie mountains, where Class Three is introduced to their new teacher, a character described as large, with giant hands and an unsettling appearance.

Readers will discover a narrative that blends elements of juvenile fiction and horror, focusing on the interactions between the students and their unusual teacher. The story explores themes of fear and acceptance as the children navigate their initial impressions of this monstrous figure. With its engaging premise, this edition invites young readers to delve into a world where the unexpected can lead to valuable lessons.


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At the foot of some spooky mountains is a little town with a little school. And there, in a little classroom, Class Three are about to meet their new teacher. He’s big, he has giant hands and he is very, very ugly. He’s the Frankenstein Teacher

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Publisher: Corgi Pups. Year: 1998.
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ISBN-13: 9780552545518.
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Language: en. Pages: 64.

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