20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

When strange attacks on ships stir fear across the globe, French scientist Pierre Aronnax sets out with his loyal servant Conseil and daring harpooner Ned Land to uncover the mystery. But what they discover is no sea monster—it’s the Nautilus, a powerful and secretive submarine captained by the mysterious and brilliant Captain Nemo. Trapped beneath the waves, the three must journey through underwater forests, glowing coral reefs, deep ocean trenches, and even the legendary ruins of Atlantis. Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is an epic adventure full of wonder, danger, and discovery—an unforgettable dive into a hidden world beneath the sea.

Author Description: 
Jules Verne (1828-1905) was a French writer, poet and playwright. Dubbed sometimes as the Father of Science Fiction, he had a great influence on many latter day science fiction writers and scientists. Apart from other works, he wrote Voyages extraordinaires, an adventure/science fiction series of over 50 novels many of which are still highly popular among both adults and children. He is the second most translated writer in the world.

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