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Monsters: The passion and loss that created Frankenstein
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Monsters: The passion and loss that created Frankenstein

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Longlisted for the Carnegie Medal

1814: Two 16-year-old stepsisters run away with a married man. The results are devastating and the ripples will be felt for centuries.

This is the incredible story of Mary Shelley - radical, rebellious and entranced. It is the story of a young woman who defies tradition and society, and who draws upon the monstrous elements of her own life to create the most memorable monster of them all.

Acclaimed writer Sharon Dogar brings to life the passion, tragedy and forbidden love of Frankenstein’s teenage author.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Andersen Press Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 April 2020
Pages
464
ISBN
9781783449033

Longlisted for the Carnegie Medal

1814: Two 16-year-old stepsisters run away with a married man. The results are devastating and the ripples will be felt for centuries.

This is the incredible story of Mary Shelley - radical, rebellious and entranced. It is the story of a young woman who defies tradition and society, and who draws upon the monstrous elements of her own life to create the most memorable monster of them all.

Acclaimed writer Sharon Dogar brings to life the passion, tragedy and forbidden love of Frankenstein’s teenage author.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Andersen Press Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 April 2020
Pages
464
ISBN
9781783449033