The Complete Frankenstein: 200-Year Edition: Including Both the 1818 and 1831 Versions, and Bonus Chapter: Farewell, Dear Prometheus | 
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It's a cold windy night, my kitty is keeping me warm and safe from reading this scary novel. At first I thought the book would be boring because of all the different Frankenstein movies I've seen. No way. This is one I plan to read every year at #Halloween. #BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks This takes one of my Free spots.
Starting these two awesome gifts, the diamond painting will look beautiful when it's finished. @catiewithac ❤❤❤
Okay okay I know what you're thinking, how does this book have anything to do with love? But believe me when I say it does. Victor loved the idea of creating his monster. He even loved his monster for a time, but fell quickly out of love with his monster when he realized the abomination that he created. Even more so when the monster started murdering the people Victor loved most. This is a sad tale of love and tragedy. I love it so much 💔
Okay everybody I'm diving in! this is what I want to read and this is what I'm going to read dammit LOL 😋
I even have a very special bookmark picked out just for this book. Thank you @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 💗 I know it's a vampire, but it reminds me of the classic horror genre. So I guess in my own strange way it fits 😂😜🤪 HERE WE GO!!!
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