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Violence
A lot
Attacks by vampires, blood drinking, staking of vampires through the heart
Language
Barely any
Period-appropriate language, no modern profanity
Sexual Content
Barely any
Seductive behavior by vampire characters; implied assault
Substance Use
Barely any
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Gothic dread, psychological terror, violation of bodily autonomy
What this book is about
La novela epistolar de Bram Stoker de 1897, narrada a través de diarios, cartas y recortes de periódico, sigue al joven abogado Jonathan Harker que viaja a Transylvania para reunirse con el misterioso conde Drácula. Lo que descubre —un no-muerto que se alimenta de sangre y planea trasladarse a Inglaterra— desencadena una carrera por detener al vampiro. Edición en español del clásico del terror gótico.
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Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Blood and vampire attacks
Sexualized vampire predation
Horror themes throughout
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