Five Reasons To Teach Frankenstein – Creative English Teacher

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is over 200 years old, so why are we still teaching it? It’s so difficult, dense, and dramatic. Aren’t there newer, livelier books that could better stimulate our students’ minds? Isn’t it time to bury Frankenstein once and for all? I’ve heard all of these arguments before, and I’m not going

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