Frankenstein has both good and bad as

pects, which make the book an interesting work of literature. The fact that the close minded monster could educate himself in such a manner that a blind man couldn't tell the difference between the monster's speech and voice than that of an ordinary human being is quite unbelievable. On the other hand, many find the author's use of imagination and her choice of words to be quite interesting. The fact that the writer is a female and not a male surprises her readers and leave's them greatly astonished. The ability to draw the characters with such vividness and striking originality also show's the creative mind of the author.

Although the book has its faults, the author still demonstrates an excellent show of imagination, " ...it possess a power of fascination, something of the same mastery in harsh and savage delineation's of passion, relieved in like manner by the gentler features of domestic and simple feelings."(The Edinburgh Magazine250) According to

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Approximate Word count = 650
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)