Annotation to Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”

Annotation to Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”

Ganukova Anna, 13

Form 7 “A”

Learning English from the 5-th form

Secondary school №38:

10, Jubileiny Str.,

Vorgashor, Vorkuta, Komi Republic, Russia

8-82151-4-34-68 (reception)

school38vorkuta@mail.ru

Teacher: Tabekina Irina Ivanovna

Аннотация к книге Брэма Стокера “Дракула”

Ганюкова Анна

7 А класс

изучает английский язык с 5 класса

МОУ “СОШ – 38”

переулок Юбилейный, дом 10

поселок Воргашор, город Воркута, Республика Коми

8-82151-4-34-68 (приемная)

school38vorkuta@mail.ru

учитель: Табекина Ирина Ивановна

“Dracula”

“Dracula”

By Bram Stoker

I’m fond of reading horror stories very much. “Dracula” by Bram Stoker is the best novel I’ve ever read.

           The novel is written in a diary style. It is really amusing and unusual.

Reading this book you feel yourself at the edge of the unknown.

…Dracula hunted kids, made friends with wolves in order to get his bloody food…

My hair stood on end and I nearly rooted to the spot by fear… I’d never been so frightened before.

I was worried about young people who had decided to fight with evil. They ignored his treats as empty rhetoric, they were careless of danger. The pages about their fights with vampires struck terror in my heart and it nearly stopped. I didn’t expect them offer stout resistance. The description of the final fight is really worth reading. I felt sorry for K. Morris, I was so sad with his death…But nevertheless it was an ingenious solution of the problem.

At first having read this novel I thought never again did I read horror stories…I can’t agree with the words … the way to hell is paved with good intentions…But on the whole this book seems to proclaim that justice and kindness will prevail and evil will be conquered.