Dracula

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Summary: wonderful and original account of vampire
Review: I really liked this book. Very believable. I felt I was in Transylvani

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Summary: I recommend Dracula to anyone who enjoys horror thrillers.
Review: Dracula contains high action and suspense, and also strong emotion. The main characters overcome their great fear of the horrible Count and work together to defeat him. The descriptions of the Count and other scenes in the story are depicted vividly and clearly. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and I think that the millions of terrible spin-off horror films cannot compare to Dracula.

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Summary: THIS BOOK MAKES ME SAD........
Review: .....because now I'm afraid no other book will compare! This is an absolutely wonderful book! And you don't have to be a horror fan to agree! Bram Stoker's Dracula, in my humble opinion, is absolute perfection!

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Summary: BEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN!
Review: I have read this book twice so far and I find it so mystical and magical. It draws you into it's world of horror and suspence so wonderfully that you can actually hear the voices of Jonathan, the Count, Mina, Lucy, and everyone else. This is a must read for anyone and everyone!

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Summary: Dramatically enchanting
Review: This book was incredible. No movie could capture the escense of this book. The character Renfield was great. I read this book slowly to capture the feeling. The layout of diarys was excellent. Read this book no matter what your tastes in literature.

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Summary: Read for your self!
Review: WHAT CAN I SAY? GREAT BOOK. WHEN A MAN GOES ON A BUISSNESS TRIP TO A MAN, HE FINDS HE WISHED HE HADNEVER GONE. THIS BOOKS HAS EVERYTHIG. YOU SHOULD READ THIS BOOK AT NIGHT. LET ME TELL YOU! YOU WISH YOU HAD NEVER PICKED UP THE BOOK SOMETIMES. IT IS JUST THE KIND OF VAMPIRE STORY YOU WOULD EVER WANT TO READ!

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Summary: Simply Incredible
Review: It's the kind of book you can read, then go back and read again and again. I have already read it four times! Very captivating, it's the kind of book you just can't put down. A chilling thriller, my favorite kind.

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Summary: One of the outstanding novels of the 19th century.
Review: Count Dracula is indeed monstrous; he is cunning, meticulous, intelligent, and imaginative. In an Earthly sense, he is the ultimate gangster. Supremely powerful and determined, he allows nothing to deviate his will. And he demands that his minions be loyal to the bone--the slightest departure therefrom resulting in brutal murder. In the spiritual sense, he is a rogue entity, a half-breed of the carnal and noncarnal worlds, moving freely in both, and yet belonging to neither. Such is the sensational fiend created by Bram Stoker over 100 years ago. "Dracula" mesmerizes the reader with its suspense, terror, and beauty. However, the novel can be wordy. This book requires patience. But one's diligence in pursuing every single word to the end will not go unrewarded. Imagine the sight of a ghastly white sepulchre in the Moonlight, or the gleaming eyes of a thousand rats protecting their master. Professor van Helsing and Mina's journey to Castle Dracula is riveting. The destruction of Dracula's three brides is horrific and luscious. This omnipresent tale can still raise the precious hairs on your neck.

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Summary: Horror ensares the innocent under Dracula's power
Review: Timely as it is,this story still holds as the exemplary standard of gothic horror.A young gentleman unwarily becomes a prisoner at the castle of Count Dracula,a vampire of ancient origin.The Count plots to venture to England in search of new victims as his prey.Fallowing after him Johnathan Harker exscapes his prison in pursuit of Dracula intending on defeating his diabolic intent.Harker rejoins freinds in England to form a heroic band who persevere to defeat the vampire,though success comes with the price of some noble lives lost.Those whom know the story of Dracula though motion pictures will gain better understanding of the personality of Dracula as the conquerer who seeks to control and manipulates his victims.Myriad characters that often are omitted in film versions such as the noble and brave Quincy Morris who sacrificies his own life to destroy Dracula and the old mariner who spins blasphemous tales at the cemetary about the departed souls to unnerve the heroines Mina and Lucy.I have read several editions of Dracula since my own youth and have never tired of the story.

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Summary: I first read it at age eleven
Review: I finished it with a flashlight under the covers! Whoa! Bats were tapping against my windowpane for a couple of weeks after that! Nothing that I know of compares! A classic of Good against Evil! No confusion here! The scariest! The greatest!