Monsters: The passion and loss that created Frankenstein [Kõva köide]

"A thoughtful and utterly fascinating story of love, hate and artistic creation" -- Sally Nicholls "Poignant, lush and satisfying a thought-provoking book" * Guardian * "This gripping tale brings Mary Shelley to life." * The Independent * "The historical details are deftly woven into this riveting tale. A book to curl up with." * Irish Times * "This thoughtful novel can be a real gift to English teachers everywhere." -- Joy Court * LoveReading4Schools * "I hugely enjoyed this compelling and passionate reimagining of the tumultuous teenage years of Mary Shelley" * The Bookseller * "[ An] interesting, compelling, meaty novel." * The School Librarian * "Dogar writes Shelley as a revolutionary but one that is tangible and compassionate. Her monologues are ones that feel poignant and continue to ring true throughout her journeys in the book. She manages to ground Shelley in a way that shows a new side to the mother of monsters and allows the reader to live through her life intimately." * NYALitFest Newsletter *