About This Book
This graphic novel adapts Robert Louis Stevenson's iconic Gothic horror story, 'Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,' making it accessible for young readers. The narrative follows Mr. Utterson, a lawyer, as he uncovers the terrifying secret behind his friend Dr. Jekyll's connection to the malevolent Mr. Hyde. The book delves into profound themes of good versus evil, the consequences of repression, and the struggle for identity, all presented through engaging visual storytelling. While the provided age range is 4-11, parents should be aware that the original story contains mature themes of murder, psychological torment, and addiction. The graphic novel format simplifies the narrative and provides visual context, making it suitable for the upper end of this age range, particularly 8-11, who are ready for suspenseful mysteries and discussions about moral choices.
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Discussion Prompts
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What do you think Dr. Jekyll was trying to achieve with his experiment? Was it a good idea?
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How are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde different? How are they similar?
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Do you think everyone has a 'good side' and a 'bad side'? How do we control our 'bad side'?
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What are some of the consequences of Dr. Jekyll's choices?
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If you were Mr. Utterson, what would you have done when you first heard about Mr. Hyde?
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