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• Mary, Who Wrote Frankenstein

  Bailey, Linda,

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  This biography Mary Shelley focuses on how books are written, from dreams and ideas to the final story.

• She Made a Monster

  How Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein

  Fulton, Lynn,

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  For the grade school set, this biography focuses on the writing competition that led to the creation of Frankenstein.

• Through the Tempests Dark and Wild

  a Story of Mary Shelley, Creator of Frankenstein

  Darrow, Sharon

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  This biography reads like a novel and attempts to piece together Mary Shelley's time in Scotland as a girl and how that aided in her writing of Frankenstein.

• Frankencrayon

  Hall, Michael, 1954-

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  From a Minnesota author, this picture book follows a school supply production of Frankencrayon, that is sure to delight readers of the new crayon picture book sub-genre.

• Frankenstein Makes a Sandwich

  and Other Stories You're Sure to Like, Because They're All About Monsters, and Some of Them Are Also About Food...

  Rex, Adam

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  Fun rhymes drive forward this collection of tales about Frankenstein and other classic horror monsters.

• Robot Zombie Frankenstein

  Simon, Annette (Annette Dauphin)

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  A game of one-upmanship gets out of control between two robots and pulls Frankenstein's monster into the mix.

• Frankenstein

  Walton, Rick

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  A parody of Madeline that is sure to delight kids who enjoy a little creepiness in their stories.

• Strange Star

  Carroll, Emma, 1970-

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  A novelization of the ghost story competition that summer at Lake Geneva told from a servants perspective. Perfect for readers who want to spy on history.

• The Case of the Missing Moonstone

  Stratford, Jordan,

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  The start of a series that imagines young Mary Shelley and Ada Lovelace as detectives.

• Detective Frankenstein

  Johnson, Alaya Dawn, 1982-

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  Following on our detective theme, this choose your own adventure graphic novel lets the reader solve the mystery involving Frankenstein's monster.

• Frankenweenie

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  From the master of creepy-cute, Tim Burton, this story of a reanimated dog can introduce the story to younger viewers.

• Monster Origami

  Nguyen, Duy, 1960-

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  For anyone looking to make their own monster--out of paper!