Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

Author: (French) Jules Verne / (American) Martin Adapted
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: "The 2000-Word World Classics Series" is a collection of literary classics adapted by Western writers. It is rewritten in simple and accessible modern American English while preserving the original spirit, helping readers overcome the barriers of archaic language and lengthy passages in the original works, and opening a new window to enjoy the beauty of world literature effortlessly. This series is rewritten in authentic American spoken English, featuring highly practical vocabulary. Whether it's words, phrases, or grammar, it showcases the characteristics of daily American English, greatly benefiting middle school students in improving their English reading skills. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea takes us into the mysterious and unfathomable underwater world. The boundless ocean, sometimes calm as still water and sometimes turbulent with waves, hides what secrets beneath the ebb and flow of tides? Jules Verne, one of France's prophets, predicted the technological marvels of the 20th century, such as the submarine, in the 19th century when technology was not yet advanced. Guided by the submarine, readers embark on an adventure from the Mediterranean Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, and even the Southern Ocean. This book is adapted into simple modern American English, presented in a bilingual format with carefully drawn illustrations, taking you on an exciting underwater journey to explore the wonders of the ocean, fully stimulating your imagination and creativity.