This book explores the idea of dual personality of jekyll that led him to his experiments, and his inexorable and finally fatal descent into evil.
Reviews
Read it and shut
5
By the old Mr Hide
It’s an old secret
Great
5
By Purpah Jesus
Short story, easy to read and understand. I read a lot of old spooky stories and they definitely fall more under the stressful category than the scary one. I like a book that will make me sweat and this was one of them. Fast paced compared to many older stories.
Thrilling
5
By mrhframirez
From beginning to end, I couldn’t put it down.
Don’t not recommend
1
By belly boos
The most confusing book I have ever read
Un clásico
5
By Patsy Enriquez
En tu lista de “leer antes de morir”
Remarkable
5
By rcdiggers
Incredible story, written beautifully. Deep and provocative, it examines man's internal struggle between the restraint of good and the freedom of evil. Jekyll's inability to give up the allure of Hyde, even when he knows he should, is at the heart of every addiction. This should be required reading.
Classic
5
By TabeticFoot6700
Still relatable today
A Gothic Masterpiece
5
By Dwardeng
As with Shelley's Frankenstein, there's nothing like the original. Too bad, as with Frankenstein, that so many terrible imitations spewed forth among us since.
Loved it
5
By Jonelle37
I loved this book. If you like the classic gothic horror stories, I definitely recommend.
Awesome
5
By Robloxtardisstarwarsgirl
Im 11 and i love this book. Im being Miss hyde for halloween
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