Characters
Who is the daughter of Frankenstein’s monster?
Frankie
What is the name of the high school where the story takes place?
Monster High
Who is Frankie’s father?
Dr. Frankenstein
What kind of monster is Draculaura?
A vampire
What is one major theme of Monster High?
Acceptance, identity, or belonging
Who is the daughter of Dracula?
Draculaura
What does the word “monster” mean in the world of the novel?
A world where monsters live among others and attend school
What is the relationship between Clawdeen and Clawd?
They are siblings
What kind of monster is Clawdeen?
A werewolf
What does the story teach readers about being different?
Differences should be accepted and celebrated
Who is the werewolf girl who is Clawdeen’s younger sister?
Howleen Wolf
What major secret do many characters have to hide from humans?
Their monster identities and the existence of monsters
Why are friendships important to the characters?
They offer support and help characters feel accepted
What kind of monster is Frankie Stein?
Frankenstein’s monster
How does the book show the pressure to be popular?
Characters worry about how others see them
Who is the human girl who struggles with fitting in because of her appearance?
Melody Carver
What makes it difficult for Frankie to understand how to act around other students?
She is newly created and has to learn about people and social rules
How can popularity affect the relationships between students?
It can cause jealousy, competition, and pressure
What kind of creature is associated with Deuce Gorgon?
A Gorgon
Why is accepting yourself important in the novel?
It helps people feel confident and be themselves
Which character is a popular, fashionable werewolf who cares about her reputation?
Clawdeen Wolf
What is one major problem the characters face when trying to fit in at school?
They struggle with popularity, acceptance, secrets, and fitting in
How do the characters’ family backgrounds affect their lives at school?
Their families and monster identities influence how others see them
Why do the characters sometimes feel they must hide who they really are?
They fear judgment, rejection, or prejudice
How does the author use monsters to explore real-life problems teenagers face?
They represent real struggles with identity, friendship, and fitting in