Get ready to discuss a classic! Frankenstein by Mary Shelley—a story about a scientific experiment that goes terribly wrong, a mysterious Creature, and some big questions about what makes someone a monster.
📖 Your Assignment
- As you read, think about the characters, their choices, and the consequences of their actions.
- Come prepared to discuss questions like: Who is the real monster? Is Victor responsible for what happens? How do loneliness and rejection affect a person? What warnings or lessons can we take from this story?
- Be ready to share your thoughts and back them up with examples from the book.
🎒 What to Bring
- Your copy of Frankenstein (or access to it).
- A few thoughts, questions, or favorite moments from the story.
- A Frankenstein-themed treat to share! Get creative! Think monster cookies, green treats, graveyard dirt cups, eyeball candies, or anything else inspired by the book. Homemade or store-bought are both welcome. Keep it simple and have fun!
At what point does someone become a monster—and who gets to decide?
Come ready to share your ideas, hear different perspectives, and enjoy some spooky treats with the group!
See you at the discussion! 🧟📚
