Frankenstein
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, published by Penguin Publishing Group in 2009, is a reprint edition that spans 278 pages. This classic work of fiction delves into the themes of obsession and the consequences of playing God, as it follows Victor Frankenstein’s relentless pursuit of the secret to resurrecting the dead. His ambition leads him to create a new being from stolen corpses, only to be horrified by the monstrous result of his experiments.
Readers will encounter a gripping narrative that explores the relationship between creator and creation, as the creature, shunned by society, seeks vengeance against Frankenstein. The story unfolds in a chilling atmosphere, blending elements of horror and science fiction, and raises profound questions about humanity and morality. This edition offers a timeless reflection on the darker aspects of ambition and the quest for knowledge, making it a significant addition to the literary canon.
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Victor Frankenstein is obsessed with the secret of resurrecting the dead. But when he makes a new ‘man’ out of plundered corpses, his hideous creation fills him disgust. Rejected by all humanity, the creature sets out to destroy Frankenstein and everyone he loves. And as the monster gets ever closer to his maker, hunter becomes prey in a lethal chase that carries them to the very end of the earth.
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