Frankenstein
by Mary Shelley
306 pages
6h 23m read
Mary Shelley's groundbreaking novel tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist who creates a sapient creature in an unorthodox scientific experiment. The narrative explores themes of ambition, science, creation, and responsibility, as both creator and creation grapple with questions of humanity, belonging, and moral obligation.
Chapters
Selected chapters for typing
| Letter I | 5 Pages | |
| Letter II | 5 Pages | |
| Letter III | 2 Pages | |
| Letter IV | 10 Pages | |
| Chapter I | 7 Pages | |
| Chapter II | 9 Pages | |
| Chapter III | 10 Pages | |
| Chapter IV | 10 Pages | |
| Chapter V | 9 Pages | |
| Chapter VI | 10 Pages | |
| Chapter VII | 13 Pages | |
| Chapter VIII | 12 Pages | |
| Chapter IX | 9 Pages | |
| Chapter X | 9 Pages | |
| Chapter XI | 11 Pages | |
| Chapter XII | 8 Pages | |
| Chapter XIII | 8 Pages | |
| Chapter XIV | 7 Pages | |
| Chapter XV | 11 Pages | |
| Chapter XVI | 12 Pages | |
| Chapter XVII | 7 Pages | |
| Chapter XVIII | 11 Pages | |
| Chapter XIX | 10 Pages | |
| Chapter XX | 13 Pages | |
| Chapter XXI | 14 Pages | |
| Chapter XXII | 13 Pages | |
| Chapter XXIII | 10 Pages | |
| Chapter XXIV | 30 Pages |