by Mary Shelley, Bill Bowler · Oxford University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780194249775
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«Frankenstein» is Mary Shelley's science fiction novel adapted by Bill Bowler, in paperback (Oxford University Press, 56 pages, in English).
On a ship in the Arctic, Victor Frankenstein, ill and exhausted, tells Robert Walton about his life: his family and friends in Geneva, his love for Elizabeth Lavenza, and the creature he made from parts of lifeless bodies. Frankenstein hates his monster, but the story invites us to wonder what the creature feels towards its creator.
Level 1 of the Dominoes collection (400 vocabulary words), with adaptation by Bill Bowler and illustrations by Fabio Leone. CEFR A2 and 5,915 words.
Intended for elementary-level (A2) students of English as a foreign language and for those who want to read classics with guided vocabulary.
Nineteenth-century English writer, author of Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, one of the first works of science fiction and a Gothic horror classic.
