The Bride

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Random House, 1985 - Bride (Motion picture : 1985) - 93 pages
After Baron Frankenstein's first attempt to create life produces a monster, it forces him to make it a beautiful woman for its bride.

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Contents

Section 1
11
Section 2
18
Section 3
23
Copyright

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Common terms and phrases

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About the author (1985)

Elizabeth Levy was born and grew up in Buffalo, New York. She attended Brown University, majoring in history. After graduation, Levy went to New York City and worked as a researcher for Howard Cosell at ABC-TV and then for Senator Robert Kennedy. She has been writing for nearly thirty years and has written over 80 books. Levy has won the Georgia State Award, the Maryland State Award and was a Virginia State Award Nominee in 2001 for My Life as a Fifth Grade Comedian, she was on the ABA Pick of the Lists in 2000 for Seventh Grade Tango. Levy also appeared in the New York Public Library 100 Best Books of 1997, was an Arkansas State Award, Runner Up in 1992, was Nominated for the Florida Sunshine State Award, the New Mexico, Land of Enchantment Award, and the Nevada Award, for Keep Ms. Sugarman in the Fourth Grade. She earned a New York Times Outstanding Book of the Year in 1977 for Struggle and Lose, Struggle and Win: The United Mineworkers Story and an Outstanding Science book for Children from the National Science Teachers Association, for Before You Were Three in 1977.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Bride
Screen stories publication
AuthorsLes Martin, Elizabeth Levy
Editionillustrated
PublisherRandom House, 1985
ISBN039487370X, 9780394873701
Length93 pages
  
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