Thank you so much!

Also, I'm pretty sure that seeing it on your shelves/in your videos is what compelled me to pick it up!

Its a great read, I hope you like it!

He is so awesome! Glad to help the TBR haha

+Laura Ballard she is AMAZING! Such great content and sassiness

BEST time of year indeed! I'll have to check out that graphic novel, sounds dope :)

adoseofloneliness the Raven is terrifying I once saw I forget his name some guy read it out loud on TV with like candles and stuff he was a really dramatic narrator it was creepy

Thank you so much!!

Its so great! I need to reread it soon as well

NO! I have been meaning to read it for ages though, I have heard such amazing things about it.

YOU DO! ITS SO GOOD

SHES THE BEST! Haha and thank you

Both of those are so good!

I'd start with smaller ones first. I've read most of his books. If you like short stories, Night Shift or Skeleton Key are very nice collections. I'd personally recommend Carrie, Pet Sematary, Misery, or Firestarter as first novels. A lot of his tend to be very long/complicated. If you want more recent, he did a collab with another horror writer for a novella called Gwendy's Button Box which is more of a horror-fantasy. I literally couldn't put it down and finished it within hours.

Oh awesome! I listened to the first book as an audio book last year and I have been meaning to finish the trilogy.

So so good! Glad you liked it

I haven’t read it but I’ll have to check it out!

Hope you love it!!

haha!

He is!! Hope you like Gyo

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The movie is great! The rare occasion where the book and movie are equally good

Jay G u should read the books it so different from the movie but its good

Haha yuuup

X-Files always demands attention haha

Haha sorry about that 🙈

I totally agree

Its so good!!

Murdering budgets is always applicable at halloween *evil laugh* (Also you should read some Stephen King lol)

I recommend a library if you've got one near you. The saver of budgets!

Oh cool, I just looked it up and it seems really good, i'll have to add it to my TBR

Hello~ you have received a response one year later. I believe Mrs. Shelly wanted us to be misdirected, she wanted to make us think that Frankenstein is the protagonist and that we should sympathize with him. In a way the Doctor was the protagonist, but who we should really focus on is the Monster, which I lovingly nickname Adam. Truthfully, the story tells us the tale of the monster and the complex web of emotions that surround him that origin from the doctors actions in wanting to play god. It is a tale of conflict and mutual suffering on both ends of the spectrum, meant to make us, the readers, vary in the emotional scale and expend our thought process regarding our two protagonists as you do not know who to cheer for in the end, if you cheer at all, or if you just switch between your focus on who the actual protagonist really is. That said, if you read the book for the first time and then re read it, you notice how your view completely changes about the characters and notice tiny details you might have missed. In short, Mrs. Shelly was a master of emotional manipulation and the art of misdirection. At least that’s my thought process.

Thanks a lot Sir. Last year was the 200th anniversary of the first publication of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and a magazine was requesting papers on Frankenstein for a special edition. I wanted to publish an article on "the significance of the title". I watched this video and was excited by the lady's mention of the use of the title. That was why I put forth this question. Sadly, neither she nor anyone else responded to me for a whole year till you did. Thank you again. I now have my doubts regarding this woman's understanding of literature. As for the others, I believe they just came to see this lady.

Im glad to be of help, even if it’s a year later. This is one of the most beloved pieces of literature I have ever read, and I really love when people appreciate Mrs. Shelly’s genius works. I’ll be honest, her view on it was pretty disappointing to me as well, I’m not sure if she really understood the complexity that is layered in this story, but to be fair this is probably after the first reading, we don’t know if she read it again and thought differently. Even if not everyone is entitled to their own option and I’m sure we can respect that. I hope that your article went well in the end, Im sure I would have enjoyed reading it.

@@SiddharthatheGreat I understand that you wanted to ask this girl what is the actual meaning and significance of the title Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein. That is not an easy question to answer. Neither this girl nor any other person wanted to answer your question because they themselves were not sure. It is also possible that this girl did not respond to you because she thought your intention was nothing but to flirt with her. Anyways, be happy and keep reading.

I hope you like it! I have heard crazy things about it haha

Sarah Sunbeemz thank you I hope so too