Invisible Man. Pinyin Colorful Picture Book

Author: H.G. Wells (English)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: On a night of heavy snow, the carriage inn welcomes a mysterious guest wrapped tightly in clothes, seemingly hiding an invisible secret. With his arrival, a series of strange and bizarre events unfold. Dr. John, the village physician, believes he is losing his mind because he sees the stranger's empty sleeves moving freely; the reverend, Mr. Bunting, is stunned with fear, having witnessed the door latch moving and sneezing sounds echoing, yet he sees no one when he opens his eyes; the landlady, Mrs. Hall, is nearly fainting, wondering how the blankets and sheets could gather themselves together and jump onto the floor? How could chairs fly on their own? All of this could no longer be concealed—the mysterious guest was at play. He was a complete invisible man! Leaning on this ability, he allowed evil to grow wildly in his heart. He fled, even escaping the pursuit of the police, and reached his classmate Dr. Kemp's home, but could he escape the will of fate? The Invisible Man was written by H.G. Wells, who was born in England in 1866. As a young man, Wells was an avid reader. After studying biology at a science normal school, he later attended a journalism college and became a journalist, specializing in writing articles on science and many non-fiction science fiction works. Wells was not only a renowned writer but also a famous social activist with a strong sense of conscience. The newly released Phonetic Color Illustrated Classic World Literature Series is a carefully illustrated and specially dedicated series for young readers, based on the original works. Its combination of text and illustrations, along with standard phonetic annotations that meet primary school teaching standards, fully meets the reading needs of elementary school students.