Larger	Frankenstein (Case Studies in Contemporary Criticism) Author: Mary Shelley
	Book Information Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin's Book Type: Paperback Rating: 7 ISBN-13: 9780312191269 - ISBN-10: 031219126X Publication Date: 4/14/2000 Pages: 470

This is the story of young Victor Frankenstein, who longed to seek out the answers to life and death. Day and night he worked to create something that the world had never seen. But he did not know that one day his efforts would destroy him and everything he had.

Chris Mould's unique style brings Mary Shelley's classic story dramatically to life. With color illustrations that capture the dark mood of the monster's plight, Mould follows the story from the sweeping icescapes of the Arctic through the birth of the monster and his escape, and on to the tale's tragic end. Children and adults alike will be entranced by this riveting introduction to Frankenstein.