The title of the novel refers to a scientist, Victor Frankenstein, who learns how to create life and creates a being in the likeness of man, but larger than average and more powerful.
A book that will render your thoughts for years to come and transform your view of nature and her serenity.
Good if you like philosophical ideas that are dragged out into an entire mind numbing novel
By ChristianCatLover
2
If you like reading for 200+ pages about characters that all share the same, old fashioned English voice and that constantly feel the need to describe the majestic mountains of Jura for the fifteenth time in the book, despite being described only two chapters ago, this book is for you. Save yourself from this misery, for it is not the monster or Victor Frankenstein that is horrifying in this book; it is how much you'll want both of them to get shot in the head so that the book can end and you can continue your life again.
Amazing
By Sharlanda
5
It was very vivid and I could feel everything the characters were feeling. It was great
Bad
By mickeymou5e34567
1
I didn't like it
Love it
By Shsuskkbkskjsjjjsj
5
This is my new favorite classic!
Brilliant and Very Scary
By Dwardeng
5
One of the best Science Fiction/Horror novels ever written. Frankenstein's creature is to be feared, fascinated by and pitied.
Wow just wow
By Zombiepigthing
5
I didn't expect the book to be so great at times I just couldn't stop reading. Highly recommend as some kind of book report or project. If you haven't read this book your missing out.
Frankenstein
By Solidity
1
A very disappointing book. I felt I should read it as it has been considered a "classic", but I fail to see any merit in it. The ravings of a weird mind are tedious to read. Sorry I wasted my time.
Frankenstein
By Henry1Henry
5
Excellent read, saw the movie a number of years ago, I could hardly close the book.
Frankenstein's monster
By RockLobsterLove
4
A classic of course. However, being very different than what's usually shown in movies or comics. The true nature of this story is not a monster hated by society, but about the selfishness potential of men and our capacity to bestow pain on others without expecting any in return. A must read novel.
