Monster High

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In chapter 17, Mrs. Mathis can see the door from the dining room at first as she points out the Steins are getting mail. But once Mr. Stein closes the door, the described scene shows that the door is out of view from the dining room.

While in Scaremerica, Draculaura finds herself in the Division of the Worlds, with her father being an important supporter of the New World project, along with figures such as Hexicah Steam and Bloodgood, and stands for equality within the monster races, growing up to be the accepting girl she is, and eventually, she meets Clawdeen Wolf. Clawdeen comes from a huge family of werewolves, and when she’s not hanging out with her friends or designing the next big trends, she’s spending time with her many siblings, including her little sister, Howleen.

Howleen is Claudeen’s little sister and the youngest member of the Wolf family to attend Monster High. The continuity of the Monster High book series is vastly different from the other Monster High continuities. Rather than Frankie Stein, the role of protagonist is shared between Frankie and the book-exclusive character Melody Carver, with a balance tilted in Melody's favor. Each of the books tells an ongoing story through the eyes of one selected character. In the case of the first book, it's Frankie Stein, the second book is about Cleo de Nile, the third about Clawdeen Wolf, and the fourth one about Draculaura. The thirteenth chapters of all four books are missing from those books and were released on special occasions. The thirteenth chapters focus on Ghoulia Yelps. In keeping with her monstrous roots, Frankie enjoys concocting science experiments; plus, she’s a dab hand at sewing, too. But as time passes, she becomes a little more self-sufficient and starts learning how to solve problems on her own.

Clawdeen Wolf is, of course, a werewolf. She has auburn curls, wolverine-shaped eyes, and a small set of fangs, and as a budding fashion designer, she always looks stylish.Draculaura is the biological daughter of Camille and Gaius, human residents in Romania. She was born in 412 AD. It so happens that Gaius, a Roman soldier, is the great-great-grandson of Trajan, one of Dracula's servants and friends. However, after he impregnates Camille, he is killed in a battle, leaving the widow alone and with no means to support the soon-to-be-born child. In a move of compassion and honor of his old friend, Dracula gives aid to Camille and receives them in his castle. The Monster High franchise revolves around a group of teenage monsters and both the films and TV specials highlight their exciting adventures.

Athleticism: She is extremely athletic and takes on the full power of athleticism. Without being in her werewolf form. But despite her powerful position and inflated sense of worth, she doesn’t always trust her own abilities. She’s confident, sassy, and self-assured in public, but deep down, she’s insecure and often needs reassurance from her closest friends that she’s doing the right thing. As her name suggests, her parents are Frankenstein’s monster and his bride, and just like her father, she’s a combination of many different body parts stitched together to make a whole. At the Stein’s residence, Frankie’s parents, Viktor and Viveka, have a talk with Frankie. With the summer coming to an end, they will soon have to return to their teaching jobs, meaning Frankie will go to a normie (human) school. They explain that they are part of a community known as Regular Attribute Dodgers (RAD), consisting of what normies call monsters. Though originally living in peace with humans, the 20th century saw an increase in horror movies starring and portraying them as violent, causing humans to mistrust them. The RAD’s wanted to flee to Salem, Massachusetts, to escape the mobs and receive help from the witches, but a mix-up with locations, and centuries, saw the RAD’s arrive in Salem, Oregon. They set down roots and built the Radcliffe Way cul-de-sac to protect themselves. To blend in, they give Frankie some unflattering clothes to hide her bolts and seams and stage makeup to cover her green skin, which Frankie is not pleased with. On the first day of school, she wears her own clothes, which her parents disapprove of, but drive her to her school, Mount Hood High nonetheless. When they arrive, Frankie heads inside, dismissing the unusually empty campus, when a group of cheerleaders accidentally slams the front door in her face. The cheerleaders are initially apologetic before becoming terrified upon seeing Frankie’s green skin, and they call the police. Frankie’s parents get her out in time before the police arrive, reveal that her real school is called Merston High, and they had done this to teach her a lesson. Confidence shaken, Frankie agrees to wear the disguise to school. But everyone, including Melody, assumes she’s human. It’s only later in the series, when she begins to develop feathers, that her true identity as a bird-like sea-nymph is revealed.She shares a bedroom with Howleen, and while the pair don’t always get along, she’s fiercely protective of her. In fact, she’ll readily defend anyone she loves, including her many friends at Monster High.