Frankenstein, or The Modern Day Prometheus (Annotated): The Original 1831 Edition – Extensively Annotated with 60 Analysis Questions & Answers

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Few novels have captivated and haunted readers like Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's 'Frankenstein'.

This unabridged 1831 edition presents the definitive version of the classic tale, enriched with extensive annotations that reveal the deeper layers of Shelley's masterpiece - its themes, historical influences, and literary significance.

A Story of Creation and Consequence – Follow Victor Frankenstein’s obsessive quest to defy nature, only to unleash a being doomed to suffering and vengeance. How far should science go? What makes a monster—the creator or the creation?

Extensive Annotations for Deeper Understanding – Unpack the novel’s complex themes, from Gothic horror and Romantic ideals to philosophical questions about identity, responsibility, and free will.

60 Insightful Questions with Suggested Answers (PDF Provided with Audio version) - Designed to guide discussion and critical thinking, these questions help readers analyze key moments, moral dilemmas, and the novel’s enduring relevance.