Children of Captain Grant (Comic Book) (Comic Book)

Author: Jules Verne
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: This exciting science fiction and geographical novel can not only cultivate teenagers' strong will and courage to overcome difficulties but also enrich their scientific, geographical, and cultural knowledge, making it an invaluable extracurricular reading material for young people. The major felt uneasy seeing Elton leave the camp by the Vermila River alone to find the black dot station for the blacksmith. Despite his inner doubts, he did not show them and instead carefully surveyed the surroundings. The surrounding fields were silent. Hours of darkness passed, and the sun rose again from the horizon. Gillaudon was terrified that Elton would return alone. If he couldn’t find the craftsman, the vehicle couldn’t set off, and the journey would be delayed. Gillaudon was truly on the verge of despair.
This novel depicts Sir George Gordon, the owner of the Scottish cruise ship "Duncan," who, by chance, receives a distress from the Scottish sailor Harry Grant, who had disappeared two years earlier due to a maritime disaster. Grant requests the British government to dispatch a fleet to search for him. However, the British government, which has long discriminated against the Scots,rejected the baron’s request. Enraged by the British government’s attitude, Sir George Gordon resolutely organizes a small expedition team and leads them personally to find Captain Grant. He takes Captain Grant’s two daughters with him and travels along the 37th parallel south, crossing the mountains and grasslands of South America, passing through Australia and New Zealand, and circumnavigating the globe.