Eighty Days Around the World

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Committee of "Literary Classics for Children"
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Publishing Date: 2004-08-01
Features: "Around the World in Eighty Days" depicts Mr. Phileas Fogg, a British gentleman, who, with unwavering determination, overcomes countless natural and man-made obstacles to finally accomplish the thrilling feat of traveling around the world in eighty days. This novel, with its clever plot and realistic portrayal, creates vivid characters and a storyline full of twists and turns. Readers can not only enjoy its beauty but also learn about the unique customs and geographical knowledge of various places. Jules Verne (1828–1905), a French writer, is the founder of modern science fiction and hailed as the "Father of Science Fiction." He completed a total of 104 works in his lifetime, with representative works such as "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," "Around the World in Eighty Days," "The Children of Captain Grant," and "From the Earth to the Moon." His works feature intricate plots, bold yet realistic imagination, and extensive knowledge, making him a "natural encyclopedia of the 19th century." This book is appropriately adapted based on the original, with language that is easy to understand, a fresh and unique layout, and exquisite illustrations, all of which will enhance the reading pleasure for young readers.