Verne Science Fiction Stories (8 volumes)

Author: Jules Verne (France), translated and compiled by Feng Huaping
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Jules Verne, the 19th-century French science fiction master, is hailed as the "Father of Science Fiction." His works are vast and diverse, and this book selects many of his renowned pieces. For young readers, these science fiction stories help inspire wisdom and ignite a passion for science, thereby comprehensively enhancing their scientific and cultural literacy. Adults, through reading his works, can broaden their horizons, improve their thinking, and refine their character. This book is richly illustrated, engagingly written, and is a classic science fiction novel of great collectible value. The book includes: The Machine Bird; The Man Who Conquered the World; The Invisible Bride; Around the Moon; The Fifteen; The Chase of the Comet; The Giant Raft; Around the World in Eighty Days; Measuring the Meridian; The City in the Sahara; The "Ghost" of Mexico; Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea; Breaking the Blockade; Aerial Adventures; The Flying Village; The Children of Captain Grant; A Journey to the Center of the Earth; Black India; The Green Light; From the Earth to the Moon; The Deluge; Five Weeks in a Balloon; Master Zorg; Winter in the Snow; Bergson's 500 Million Francs; The Lighthouse on the Edge of the World; Professor Hardwigg; Martin Paz; The Mysterious Island; Robur the Conqueror; The Castle of Carthage.