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Series: The Apprenticeship Of Victor Frankenstein

by Author Kenneth Oppel

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Such Wicked Intent (2012)

I loved the first book so much, except Elizabeth. I found her extremely aggravating. Now, I think that Victor is starting to get on my nerves because of his attraction to Elizabeth. Elizabeth is even worse in Such Wicked Intent that I want to scream and throw the book against the wall because of ...

Such Wicked Intent (2012) by Kenneth Oppel
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Ein dunkler Wille: Das Schicksal der Brüder Frankenstein (2013)

I liked this one more than the first book. Weirdly makes me want to read a little about necromancy, just for scientific purposes - I have no intention of raising anyone, but I think it would be an interesting subject to read about. I found Victor a very compelling character, especially since at t...

Ein dunkler Wille: Das Schicksal der Brüder Frankenstein (2013) by Kenneth Oppel
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Un objetivo perverso (2014)

Una agradable y sorprendente Sorpresa la que me lleve al recibir este libro por parte de Alfaguara Infantil y Juvenil, NUNCA había escuchado sobre este libro ni lo había visto en alguna estantería, así que al recibirlo me llamo muchísimo la atención y quería leerlo porque me intrigaba que en la p...

Un objetivo perverso (2014) by Kenneth Oppel
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Una Oscura Obsesión (2013)

Well, this book was certainly interesting....and disturbingly entertaining.This Dark Endeavor is a sort-off "retelling/prequel" to the famous Frankenstein. We follow Victor Frankenstein, who's trying to find the elixir of life, a cure for his brother's illness. I really liked the book. It was gri...

Una Oscura Obsesión (2013) by Kenneth Oppel
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This Dark Endeavour (2011)

I thought that this book was really amazing. I just love how the author took a story that we all know, and added a twist that made it so interesting, and not just the same old boring story. I thought that it was really well written. I couldn't stop reading it, and I loved every second that I w...

This Dark Endeavour (2011) by Kenneth Oppel