The Reading of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Ever wanted to read a book about a guy reading another book? Yes? Good. I think we have the book for you. Are you worried that you'd miss out key points of the book he's reading because you wouldn't be reading it as well? In this case that won't be a problem because you will be reading it as well. This book, about someone reading Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, also happens to have the entire text for Frankenstein in it. You won't miss a word! It's like reading two books at once, like experiencing the world twice in one go. Better than one book and worse at the same time. It's great because it's Frankenstein and it's also got something more. Now if you could only turn your reading of this book into a book... then you'd really have something there. You'd really be able to connect with at least one character, in case you can't connect with anyone in Frankenstein nor the guy reading it. But unfortunately that dream isn't this book, yet. So settle for the best you've got, which is this: The Reading of Frankenstein by acclaimed author Dr. Stan Johnston-Symth.