Frankenstein (A Stepping Stone Book)
by Mary Shelley, Larry Weinberg, Ken Barr
In this adapted edition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist defies nature to create a living being from lifeless parts. But when his creature awakens, the creator must confront the terrifying results of unchecked ambition. A gripping tale of science, isolation, and the quest for belonging, perfect for young readers stepping into classic literature.
About This Book
Frankenstein, originally penned by Mary Shelley, is a foundational work in gothic literature that delves into themes of creation, responsibility, and the human condition. This Stepping Stone Book edition, adapted by Larry Weinberg with illustrations by Ken Barr, makes the story approachable for younger audiences.
The narrative follows a passionate scientist who achieves the impossible by bringing life to inanimate matter, only to face unforeseen consequences. Shelley's novel has influenced countless works in science fiction and horror genres.
As part of the Stepping Stone series, this version simplifies the language while preserving the essence of the original, encouraging early readers to engage with classic literature.
Published in an edition suitable for stepping into more complex stories, it bridges the gap between children's books and adult classics.
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