Dracula (Great Illustrated Classics)

Excellent!!! This version has very good selling points - imaginative with a unique style and distinct with superb artwork that captures the feel of Victorian England and the gloomy balkans!

I am not a strong reader but I wanted to start reading some of the classics. I love this book series because I can read an understand the books confined out if I really want to try the original version. I think this version of Dracula was very well done an I can't wait to start on the next one.

I like the fact that this Dracula is adapted. I use it for my 3rd period seniors who are a rowdy bunch. Elliot can't sit down for more than three minutes at a time and runs his mouth like a three year old with diarrhea runs his sphincter. However, when we begin to read this book in a round robin style, the students are able to stay focused and keep up with the story line. I would recommend this for any high school special education teacher who has "Dracula" on their required or suggested reading list. It's not as good as Vogel's "Frankenstein" because he doesn't use as many emotional or tone-setting words, in my opinion.I gave it four stars because it ended up costing me more than 20 bucks with shipping.

I would rate Dracula four and three/fourths out of five stars. I enjoyed the book very much. It was fun, adventurous, and so much more.

It was awesome get this bookIt's an adapted version, but still.Get it NAWW OR I EAT YOU AND UR FRIENDSOm nom nom tasty

My daughter loved it

what I wanted and on time

I ordered this thinking that it was a large print format. Sadly it's just a large book but with regular sized print