Frankenstein

Frankenstein

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2015 · 英語 · Kindle · 1509 editions
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A fresh adaptation of a timeless tale unfolds, offering young readers an accessible entry into the classic story of creation and responsibility. The narrative weaves together the suspenseful journey of Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist whose fascination with the boundaries of life leads him to create a creature from discarded body parts. This version reflects the depth of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's original work while ensuring that the themes resonate with a younger audience.

With thoughtfully crafted illustrations accompanying the narrative, each page captures pivotal moments, enriching the experience and sparking curiosity. Readers are invited to explore profound questions about humanity, compassion, and the consequences of ambition, all conveyed through a lens appropriate for children. The engaging prose simplifies complex ideas without losing the essence of the original message.

As they delve into the world of Victor and his creature, children will gain insights into the importance of empathy and moral choices. The adaptation encourages discussions about personal responsibility and the quest for understanding, making it an ideal choice for both individual reading and family conversation. With its beautiful artistry and captivating storytelling, this edition promises to leave a lasting impression on young minds, igniting their imaginations.

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格式 Kindle
頁數 72 頁
語言 英語
已出版 Dec 21, 2015
出版商 Stone Arch Books
ISBN-10 1496539192
ISBN-13 9781496539199

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浪漫 懸疑 科幻 反烏托邦 驚悚與懸疑 青少年 兒童 傳記 動作與冒險 自傳與回憶錄 自助 宗教與靈性 科學與技術 歷史 恐怖 商業與經濟 哲學 奇幻 漫畫 圖像小說 詩歌 食譜 旅行 健康與養生 藝術與攝影 犯罪 經典 當代 超自然 政治 自然 心理學

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