Review: Mary - The Adventures of Mary Shelley's (5) Greats - Granddaughter - Brea Grant / Yishan Li

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What We Forget About Mary Shelley


Mary: The Adventures of Mary Shelley's Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Granddaughter

Review: Mary - The Adventures of Mary Shelley's Great-Great-Great-Great-Great Granddaughter - Brea Grant and Yishan Li - October 2020

This graphic novel caught my attention as I liked the aspect of the character being related to Mary Shelley - author of Frankenstein and every now again I do enjoy reading graphic novels. In Mary, we are introduced to Mary who is a high school student and of course related to the famous Mary Shelley. Each of her family members has the skill of writing which is passed down from generation to generation. Mary though finds it hard to stay awake at school and is worried she isn't going to find a passion for writing which is hard when the rest of the female generations are so successful and well-known. It looks as though she has inherited the ability of healing and being a doctor of sorts, which makes sense as her father is a doctor. The thing though is that because she is related to Mary Shelley, she is now being made the Doctor of Supernatural and Paranormal creatures and being guided by a hottie named Adam whom it looks like her family is familiar with. Will Mary embrace her destiny or will she try and fight it? Find out in this cutesy supernatural and quick read Graphic Novel.


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