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J'ai trouvé les illustrations magnifiques, elles sublimaient l'histoire et rendaient bien le coté gothique de l'oeuvre de Bram Stocker. L'adaptation rend l'histoire plus accessible car elle se concentre sur les points clés du roman ce qui est bien car le concept du journal crée des longueurs dans le roman. Cependant, je trouve que parfois c'était un peu rapide , comme le développement des personnages et la fin de l'histoire , et des questions restent sans réponse comme :

Comment Jonathan a réussi à s'enfuir du château et retourner à Londres?

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notunlikecheckers's review

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3.0

It was pretty good, although there are points where the suspension of disbelief is kind of ruined by the characters not noticing fairly obvious things.

meowreads's review

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4.0

Should you read it? I advise you to read all of Chapters 1 to 17, skip 18-20, read chapter 21, skip the rest and just google the ending. Ha! I still do recommend reading this though. If you want to know more about Van Helsing and the other characters who were lost in the re-interpretations and adaptations of this novel into other forms of media, then give this a try. Surprisingly, this isn't a tale of the world's most infamous vampire - its focus is on the consequences of his existence: how his victims lived through life after coinciding paths with the titular creature.

Also, alst but not the least, I really love Renfield. It's a shame Stoker did him like that.

kaiteeyaeko's review

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5.0

The audible recording is wonderful.

I never knew Dracula was an epistolary novel. The form suits the story, so much more complex and with more characters than it is often distilled into. This is a great way to experience a “classic”

schnococo's review

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adventurous dark mysterious tense medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Strong character development? No
Loveable characters? No
Diverse cast of characters? No

3.75

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