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Advantages: Interesting, raises some questions Disadvantages: Long winded, predictable, doesn't live up to the hype
The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde was first published in 1886, and is surprisingly short for such an acclaimed book - it has only 88 pages! I read it in school as part of my English Literature coursework and I was expecting it to be pretty good - ...
Advantages: Stunningly constructed, shockingly paced, truly chilling, socially challenging... rarely does horror fiction achieve so many of its possibilities in one work. Disadvantages: None whatsoever that I can think of.
Of all the horror classics, those novels such as 'Dracula', Frankenstein', and 'The Turn of the Screw' which helped to shape and define the genre prior to this century, 'The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde' is perhaps the most powerful I can recommend ...
Advantages: Sometimes interesting, grotesque Disadvantages: gets boring
...Stevenson tells us a lot about Victorian society in this book. The upper and middle classes were often superficial and hypocritical with regard to their morality. They thought it was acceptable behaviour to appear respectable on the surface, while at the ...
Advantages: Ahead of its time Disadvantages: Difficult to read because of old language
...This book is a true classic. One of the most awe-inspiring books possibly ever written. I'm completely astounded at the futuristic views Stevenson had and how he could portray his views in such a cunning way. Stenvenson was extremely frowned upon for writ ...
Advantages: a brilliant story Disadvantages: far too many cheesey versions
The trouble with Jekyll and Hyde is that everyone knows about it - through endless repeats, revisions, parodies and the like it has become part of our consciousness and the book that started it all off has suffered greatly for this. When I first read "The ...