Perhaps it is because it seems a great many know the story of Frankenstein, and yet not quite as many have actually read the story, that everyone is certain the know the answer to the question, and will argue for their answer, without feeling the need to reach for their trusty copy of Mary Shelley‘s tale to reveal the answer once and for all.
Then again, there are some of us, who when we close our eyes and think of Frankenstein’s Monster (yes, sorry, Frankenstein was the Dr… Dr. Victor Frankenstein) prefer to think of poor misunderstood Herman Munster.
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It is the complete package that makes us who we are, every aspect of our personalities, the lives we have led, our experiences and how we have dealt with them that have in turn helped to shape who we are today. But what if we could chose to change some part of us… or perhaps remove the negative, would that automatically make us a better person? Or do we need our inner struggles, and impulses, to help us achieve a balance between good and evil that ultimately helps us to define who we are as a person?
Yesterday, when we decided to share 
Another favorite story of this time of year is 
Copies of 
When choosing books for our end of October / Halloween, some might call it not just genre, but Horror, collection, H.P. Lovecraft is an author that leaps to mind, but which one work of his to choose? The decision was made simpler by a finding a 
As October winds down there is a genre that seems to leap to everyone’s mind (or at least the minds of most television show writers). With that in mind we have a special eBook collection coming together over the next few days, and our first selection for it is Washington Irving’s 
We have been finding a lot of books on Kindle that, for lack of a better expression, are bound to appeal to the curious kids out there. Short books, little more than a pamphlet by adult standards, but a quick night time read to small kids, that focus on a single topic, perhaps two, and give the highlights of information and hopefully interesting facts and tempting tidbits for curious minds.
.An epic poem by John Milton first published in 1667, Paradise Lost seeks to justify the ways of God to men as it explores the fall of man. Dealing with Adam and Eve, their temptation in the Garden of Eden, and their subsequent expulsion.
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Plato’s 
Copies of Plato’s 
One of the founders of Western Philosophy lived, and died, hundreds of years before the Common Era. Over Two Thousand years ago he put forward ideas that many of us are still wanting to learn, and trying to learn from, suggested pearls of wisdom that contain to retain their value, and meaning, the passage of time not diminishing them in the least.
Today’s book is full of words of wisdom, proverbial food for thought, and generally speaking, bits of profound yet simple thinking that remind us why Mahatma Gandhi became known the world over.
In 1859 John Stuart Mill set pen to paper, and shared with the world his ideas about the relationship between authority and liberty.
Many of us are familiar with Baloo the bear, whether or not we have read 
Friday the 13th felt like the kind of day when a work by 
Another Louisa May Alcott selection, this one a few short stories that may be a rare find in the eyes of some readers, but no less endearing. This volume, 
Columbus Day Weekend we had a theme of exploration and adventure in our picks and recommendations. As the middle of the week is upon us, perhaps a bit more adventure is called for, and with that in mind we offer a collection of