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  • Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The SeasTwenty Thousand Leagues Under The Seas
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    By : Jules Verne

    TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE SEAS

    ₹180.00

    1866. A mysterious object of enormous size is attacking and wrecking sea-going vessels. The US government sends a warship to unearth the mystery of the monster with the French scientist Professor Pierre Arronax on board, accompanied by his devoted servant Conseil and the temperamental harpooner Ned Land. Aronnax’s ship gets sunk by the alleged sea creature, which turns out to be the submarine Nautilus. The professor and his friends are taken prisoner by Captain Nemo, an enigmatic genius who takes them on an odyssey throughout the globe that lasts a year.
    A classic science fiction adventure novel, Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea (1871) is renowned for its exotic situations, the scientific advancements it discusses, and the tense interactions between Nemo and the three hostages.

  • Journey To The Centre Of The EarthJourney To The Centre Of The Earth
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    By : Jules Verne

    JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE EARTH

    ₹225.00

    Professor Liedenbrock, a scientist, comes upon an ancient book in the Icelandic language, in which there are detailed instructions about how to find the mouth of an extinct volcano in Iceland and the way leading to the centre of the earth. Aided by Axel, his young nephew, and an Icelandic guide, he undertakes the incredible journey.

  • Around The World In Eighty DaysAround The World In Eighty Days
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    By : Jules Verne

    AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS

    ₹300.00

    Set in 1872-1873, Around the World in Eighty Days is the story of an incredible, globetrotting adventure by Phileas Fogg, an Englishman. Accompanied by his servant Passepartout, Mr. Fogg sets off on a race against time to accomplish the impossible feat (long before the days of aeroplanes and supersonic trains!) to travel around the world in just eighty days as fixed by a wager with his friends of the Reform Club in London.