Frankenstein, the creator, the "god", the overly obsessed with necromacy and death, and galvanist. Don't look at me like you don't know what I'm saying, and if you don't know what I'm saying go, just leave. This maniac has been delivering an entertaining experience since 1818. Being one most beloved books of all time and being already one of my favorite books this review isn't "So maybe it is a good book", it's flat out an amazing book. It has very difficult language but has an amazing story, romance and amazing feeling depth, and characters never to be forgotten.
Frankenstein by Mary Shelly Has one of the best plot lines I have ever witnessed, starting at the end and flashing back to the beginning to tell the story it was the first of it's kind. Amazingly enough it also travels the entire world. Starting in Geneva, Germany Victor Frankenstein grows up with royalty. Unlike other baron sons though Victor has the dark habit of experimenting with live subjects pushing his father further and further away from him. This obsession only grows and soon takes his destiny. This always keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what is going to happen next.
The emotions shown by any character demonstrate how they feel to their core. The language of the book just makes you realize how important everything is to them. Shelly shows that characters don't have to explain their feelings in by talking but they can do it just by moving.
The characters descriptions are some of the most beautiful I have ever read. It reaches down into their very souls and shows you what their purpose is. No matter how big or small every character has the tips of the story at their disposal, and every decision one makes could make for certain doom.
This book has no out of ten rating. Reading it means that you are going to spend a lot of time thinking "OMG what's going to happen next what, oh my goodness he actually did it, this is so exciting!" for a long time. 20/10 easy. So read it and see you next week.
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