"The world was to me a secret which I desired to devine." A list for Franken-TeensLike this list

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• Frankenstein, Or, The Modern Prometheus

  the Original Two-volume Novel of 1816-1817 From the Bodleian Library Manuscripts

  Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, 1797-1851

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  Start with the original if you haven't already read it in school!

• Gris Grimly's Frankenstein, Or, The Modern Prometheus

  Grimly, Gris

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  Or maybe you would prefer a graphic novel adaptation to give your reading just the right visual addition.

• Teen Frankenstein

  Baker, Chandler,

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  Step into modern day with this genderbent update starring Victoria Frankenstein as a science prodigy who makes a fatal mistake.

• Department 19

  Hill, Will, 1979-

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  Jamie Carpenter's life is turned upside down in this classic horror-adjacent story when his life is saved by Frankenstein's monster.

• Cadaver & Queen

  Kwitney, Alisa,

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  A page-turner of an adaptation featuring Elizabeth Lavenza as the intrepid medical student dealing with a reanimated monster.

• This Monstrous Thing

  Lee, Mackenzi

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  This steampunk story references Frankenstein and features Mary Shelley as a character, her novel instead a true tale in this clockwork world.

• This Dark Endeavor

  the Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein , Book One

  Oppel, Kenneth, 1967-

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  Journey into Victor Frankenstein's youth with this prequel series.

• A Cold Legacy

  Shepherd, Megan

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  The final book in The Madman's Daughter trilogy wraps up with a Frankenstein plot, so read the first two and then dive in to this mystery.

• Mary's Monster

  Love, Madness, and How Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein

  Judge, Lita,

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  A beautiful graphic biography of Mary Shelley's life and work.

• Young Frankenstein

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  The Mel Brooks comedy classic is the most fun you can have reanimating a lifeless corpse!