Dracula — Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker
A brief introduction
A young solicitor’s journey to Transylvania opens a story told through diaries, letters and reports. As Count Dracula threatens lives in England, a group of companions combines knowledge, persistence and courage to confront him.
Why read it today?
Explore courage, cooperation, fear through the choices, conflicts and relationships in this classic. Use the question below as a starting point for your own reading.
Ideas to reflect on
Courage · Cooperation · Fear
How does sharing knowledge help people face a threat they cannot defeat alone?
Reading guidance
Older teenagers and adults; Gothic horror, violence and sexual themes.
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