Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
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A morally serious Gothic novel about creation, abandonment, responsibility and revenge, with opportunities to discuss scientific power and the treatment of outsiders alongside unsettling violence.
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Mary Shelley
A morally serious Gothic novel about creation, abandonment, responsibility and revenge, with opportunities to discuss scientific power and the treatment of outsiders alongside unsettling violence.
Stephenie Meyer
This is a supernatural romance built around powerful attraction, danger and the tension between protection and control. Its strongest discussion point is whether intense devotion can coexist with equality and respect.
Aneesa Marufu
This is a socially engaged fantasy in which an unlikely friendship crosses a sharp class and political divide. Expect adventure, supernatural conflict and sustained attention to prejudice, power, resistance and difficult choices.