Jules Verne's 20,000 leagues under the sea
By Carl Bowen
A sea-monster hunt turns into a dangerous underwater voyage—but can the captives escape Nemo’s secrets?
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What is Jules Verne's 20,000 leagues under the sea about?
Professor Pierre Aronnax joins a dangerous hunt for a mysterious sea creature attacking ships. When the creature is revealed to be the Nautilus, a powerful submarine commanded by the secretive Captain Nemo, Aronnax and his companions are taken prisoner. Their voyage carries them through spectacular underwater landscapes and encounters with strange sea life, but life aboard the Nautilus is not always safe. As Nemo’s secrets emerge, the captives must decide whether to remain with him or risk everything to escape.
About the author
Carl Bowen is an author who loves writing exciting stories, especially about superheroes, sports, and adventure. He is well known for his books in the 'Shadow Squadron' and 'Max Finder Mystery' series. Carl enjoys creating characters who are brave, clever, and ready to solve any problem. His stories are perfect for anyone who loves action and fun!
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2010
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