attention movie buffs Frankenstein question inside

[Woodsheal]

If, you're going to tackle Shelley's original Frankenstein, try to get ahold of the edition illustrated by famed comic-book artist Bernie Wrightson:

http://www.amazon.com/Bernie-Wrights...7687689&sr=1-2

The pen-and-ink drawings are fantastic. He's the only artist to ever get the monster "right", IMHO....

[The F-H.C.A.G.]

Not an issue for my daughter. Imagination? She's 14, has been reading voraciously since she was a baby, when she insisted we read to her (which we were glad to do). She sucked up Harry Potter, which turned into the Tolkein Trilogy and Narnia. Now she is never not carrying a book around on the off-chance of a bit of reading time. We sometimes have to make her leave it at home on school days so she will interact more with her classmates....

Sounds like me . Never happier than when reading. And I don't read just "good" literature. In fact, I mostly read "trash", and I do agree that Shelly's Frankenstein is not a very exciting read. Think I feel a new thread coming on-What's Your Favorite Genre/Style of Book? or What's the First Novel That Really Affected You?

Be well,