Frankenstein: Annotation Edition

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Scholastic's annotation friendly editions are perfect for GCSE
English revision. They're designed to help you highlight, make notes
and understand the text more easily - whether you're studying
in class or reviewing at home.

Large spaces between lines so you can highlight text easily.

Wide outer margins for your notes and thoughts.

Extra pages for note-taking throughout the book.

A large, easy to read font that helps if you struggle
with dense text.
Top annotation tips from English teacher and revision
guide author Cindy Torn.

"This version will be a game changer!" - Kirstin
Foster, Library Manager

"Far superior to any other GCSE resources I have used."
- Tristan McCarthy, AHT

This special annotation edition of Mary Shelly's well-known gothic
novel Frankenstein, is ideal for anyone studying the
novel - whether you're revising for exams or a horror enthusiast.

A Quick Look at the Story
This timeless gothic novel presents the epic battle between man
and monster at its greatest literary pitch. In trying to create
life, the young student Victor Frankenstein unleashes forces beyond
his control, setting into motion a long and tragic chain of events
that brings Victor to the very brink of madness. How he tries
to destroy his creation, as it destroys everything Victor loves,
is a powerful story of love, friendship, scientific hubris, and
horror.

Praise for Scholastic's Annotation Edition Texts
"This version of the text is vastly superior to a simple copy
of the book, double spacing and wide margins allow for the text
to be annotated in detail without losing the original text, often
impossible to do with other versions." Lisa Ward, English
Teacher [regarding Annotation Edition Texts: A Christmas Carol:
Annotation Edition]

"Very easy to use, accessible for a lot of learners who have
previously struggled. The spacing of the text was a feature that
students particularly liked and the clear annotation." Nicola
O'Donnell, English Teacher [regarding Annotation Edition
Texts: Macbeth: Annotation Edition]