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Julio Verne - La inagotable imaginacion de Julio Vere lo lleva, una vez mas, a trazar la extraordinaria aventura de siete desvalidos naufragos en una isla salvaje, aparentemente deshabitada y llena d

Professor Pierre Aronnax was commissioned by the American government in 1867 to get to the bottom of mysterious shipping accidents in the Pacific. Instead of finding the suspected sea monster, he is captured with two companions by Captain Nemo and experiences numerous adventures in Nemos futuristic submarine, always waiting for the opportunity to learn more about this mysterious character and ultimately escape captivity.

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Il giro del mondo in 80 giorni di Jules Verne e uno dei romanzi davventura piu celebri e amati di tutti i tempi. Phileas Fogg, gentleman flemmatico e metodico ai limiti dellossessione, rispettabile membro del Club della Riforma e della cui fortuna si ignorano le origini, accetta la scommessa di poter compiere il giro del mondo in soli ottanta giorni. Se riuscira nellimpresa, ventimila sterline entreranno nelle sue tasche; in caso contrario, la stessa somma ne uscira. Fogg e il suo nuovo domestico Passepartout, giovane francese che incarna un suo vero e proprio alter ego, lasciano Londra la sera del 2 ottobre 1872. Da quel momento prende avvio una serie incessante di avventure, peripezie e situazioni paradossali che coinvolge i viaggiatori, in un susseguirsi di ostacoli (molti) e di colpi di fortuna (pochi): il detective Fix che si lancia al loro inseguimento e tenta di sabotare il viaggio con ogni mezzo, convinto che Fogg sia il misterioso rapinatore che poco tempo prima aveva sottratto una cospicua somma alla Banca dInghilterra; linee ferroviarie inaspettatamente interrotte; cavalcate a dorso delefante e salvataggi di affascinanti fanciulle Il romanzo di Verne avvince lascoltatore con i suoi continui colpi di scena e con lumorismo sottile che lo pervade interamente, e lo trascina in ambientazioni e situazioni daltri tempi, che non sminuiscono ma, al contrario, amplificano la bellezza di una grande opera devasione. La lettura e affidata alla plastica e divertente voce di Massimo DOnofrio.Questo Audio-eBook e nel formato EPUB 3 che ha funzioni molto importanti per la didattica, soprattutto levidenziazione del testo scritto che viene contemporaneamente ascoltato, migliorando cosi lapprendimento linguistico, emotivo ed empatico attraverso la Lettura+Ascolto di libri e audiolibri.Per fruire al meglio di questo Audio-eBook da leggere e ascoltare in sincronia devi leggerlo in un Tablet, Smartphone o dispositivo con un APP che renda possibile la lettura e lascolto tramite player interno allAPP.

Julio Verne."El rayo verde" es una novela del escritor francés Julio Verne publicada por entregas en Le Temps desde el 17 de mayo hasta el 23 de junio e íntegramente el 24 de julio de 1882. Es considerado como el mas romantico de los viajes extraordinarios.

El transatlántico Great Eastern es un lujoso y gigantesco barco de vapor, de construcción inglesa, pero fletado por franceses, que viaja de Liverpool a Nueva York. Diversos acontecimientos suceden en el barco, entre ellos el que algunos pasajeros creen que un fantasma hacia repentinas apariciones. Entre las actividades emprendidas para entretener a los viajeros, se realiza una carrera por la cubierta, y la disputa por la victoria lleva a enfrenta

¿Explorar África en globo? Con el Victoria y dos intrépidos compañeros, el doctor Fergusson se propone triunfar donde han fracasado otras grandes expediciones. Juntos vivirán una extraordinaria aventura llena de dificultades y peligros.

Un mensaje encontrado en una botella desvela una asombrosa noticia: el capitán Grant sobrevivió al naufragio de su barco. Sin tiempo que perder, lord Glenarvan y su esposa organizan una expedición para recorrer medio mundo en compañia de los dos hijos del capitan y rescatarlo.

Durante su larga travesía hacia América, el bergantín Pilgrim pierde a toda su tripulación en un desgraciado accidente. De entre los pasajeros que quedan a bordo, el joven Dick Sand es el único que puede asumir el mando del barco. Sin experiencia y sin marinos competentes a su alrededor, el viaje para Dick y el resto de los pasajeros se convertira en una autentica odisea llena de peligros.

This carefully crafted ebook: "EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEYS Complete Collection: 41 Adventure Classics in One Volume (Illustrated)" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents:Five Weeks in a BalloonJourney to the Centre of the Earth From the Earth to the MoonAround the MoonThe Adventures of Captain HatterasIn Search of the CastawaysTwenty Thousand Leagues Under the SeaA Floating CityThe Adventures of Three Englishmen and Three Russians in South AfricaThe Fur CountryAround the World in Eighty DaysThe Mysterious IslandThe Survivors of the ChancellorMichael StrogoffHector ServadacThe Underground CityDick Sand, A Captain at FifteenThe Begums FortuneTribulations of a Chinaman in ChinaThe Steam HouseEight Hundred Leagues on the AmazonGodfrey Morgan or, The Robinson Crusoe SchoolThe Green RayMathias SandorfThe Star of the SouthTicket No. "9672"Robur the ConquerorThe Master of the WorldThe Waif of "Cynthia"North Against South or, Texars RevengeThe Flight to France or, The Memoirs of a DragoonKeraban the InflexibleAdrift in Pacific or, Two Years VacationTopsy TurvyCesar CascabelMistress BranicanThe Castle of the CarpathiansClaudius BombarnacCaptain AntiferFacing the FlagAn Antarctic MysteryJules Gabriel Verne (1828-1905) was a French novelist, poet, and playwright best known for his adventure novels and his profound influence on the literary genre of science fiction.

Romanzo di fantascienza che narra le avventure dei protagonisti a bordo del sottomarino Nautilus, costruito e comandato in segreto dal misterioso Capitano Nemo.

"Maestro, quanti sogni avventurosi / sognammo sulle trame dei tuoi libri! / La Terra il Mare il Cielo lUniverso / per te, con te, poeta dei prodigi, / varcammo in sogno oltre la scienza. / Pace al tuo grande spirito disperso, / tu che illudesti molti giorni grigi / della nostra pensosa adolescenza". Cosi si esprime Guido Gozzano a proposito di Jules Verne, un autore che ha saputo regalare ai suoi lettori pagine indimenticabili che hanno dato alla dimensione del viaggio una caratteristica peculiare: lo stupore e la meraviglia verso i luoghi descritti erano alla base del narrare. Questa tensione la ritroviamo anche in questo piccolo ebook che documenta i viaggi di Marco Polo basandosi sullantico codice Magliabeccano. Fantasia e realta si mischiano in un insieme affascinante che ancora oggi sapra attirare lettori di tutte le eta.

La vuelta al mundo en ochenta días es una novela del escritor francés Julio Verne publicada por entregas en "Le Temps" desde el 6 de noviembre hasta el 22 de diciembre de 1872, el mismo año en que se

"Héctor Servadac" es una novela de Jules Verne, publicada por entregas en la Magazine de ilustración y recreo Magasin d’Education et de Récréation del 1 de enero de al 15 de diciembre de 1877, y en f

Ebook con un sumario dinámico y detallado: Trata sobre un grupo de niños abandonados en una isla desierta que se organizan para sobrevivir. Quince niños sufren un accidente marítimo que los arroja a una isla desierta, donde con inteligencia y valor lograran afrontar una situacion adversa y derrotar a peligrosos malhechores. Es uno de los cuatro viajes extraordinarios que tienen como protagonistas a niños.Dos años de vacaciones es una novela escrita por el frances Jules Verne y publicada por entregas en el Magazine de ilustracion y recreo desde el 1 de enero hasta el 15 de diciembre de 1888. El libro integro fue presentado ese mismo año y contiene un prologo del mismo autor. Trata sobre un grupo de niños abandonados en una isla desierta que se organizan para sobrevivir. Quince niños sufren un accidente maritimo que los arroja a una isla desierta, donde con inteligencia y valor lograran afrontar una situacion adversa y derrotar a peligrosos malhechores. Es uno de los cuatro viajes extraordinarios que tienen como protagonistas a niños.Jules Gabriel Verne, conocido en los paises de lengua española como Julio Verne, fue un escritor, poeta y dramaturgo frances celebre por sus novelas de aventuras y por su profunda influencia en el genero literario de la ciencia ficcion.

Descubre el corazón de África de la mano del doctor Samuel Ferguson, su amigo Dick Kennedy y su ayudante Joe. Los tres aventureros inician en Zanzíbar un viaje sin precedentes: sobrevolar África en un globo inflado con hidrogeno, un continente entonces desconocido, objeto de mitos, creencias y supersticiones. Sumergete en este autentico viaje lleno de aventuras y sobresaltos para explorar el mundo junto a los tres valientes aeronautas.-

In "Abandoned," Jules Verne crafts a captivating tale that intertwines exploration, survival, and the indomitable human spirit. Set against the backdrop of uncharted territories, the narrative follows a group of castaways stranded on a remote island, where they confront natures formidable challenges and their own inner struggles. Vernes hallmark literary style, characterized by vivid descriptions and meticulous attention to technical detail, mirrors the Romantic sensibility of the 19th century, while also foreshadowing themes of adventure and human ingenuity that would resonate in later science fiction. This work, often overlooked in Vernes illustrious oeuvre, is rich with allegorical depth, inviting readers to contemplate the essence of civilization amidst desolation. Jules Verne, a pioneering figure of adventure literature and often dubbed the father of science fiction, drew inspiration from his own experiences as a traveler and his fascination with the sciences. Born in Nantes, France, in 1828, Vernes extensive reading and exposure to maritime culture profoundly influenced his writing. "Abandoned" reflects his enduring belief in the power of exploration and the resilience of humanity in the face of adversity, themes that were undoubtedly shaped by his lifelong curiosity and adventurous spirit. Readers seeking an exhilarating journey into the unknown will find "Abandoned" an essential addition to their literary collection. It offers not only an exciting narrative filled with suspense but also a profound meditation on isolation and resilience. VerneAos ability to weave compelling characters with intricate plot developments ensures that this lesser-known gem remains a timeless exploration of the human condition.

In "Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon," Jules Verne crafts an adventurous narrative set against the lush backdrop of the Amazon rainforest. The novel follows the thrilling escapades of the intrepid protagonist, Manoel Gomes, as he navigates the complexities and dangers of the Amazonian wilderness, encountering exotic wildlife, indigenous cultures, and treacherous foes. Vernes literary style, characterized by meticulous detail and imaginative storytelling, not only entertains but also serves to inform the reader about the regions geography and ecology, reflecting the 19th-century fascination with exploration and the unknown. Jules Verne, often heralded as the father of science fiction, was inspired by his own experiences and the burgeoning scientific discoveries of his time. Having traveled extensively and consumed a wealth of literature on geography and natural history, Vernes passion for adventure and innovation permeates his writing. His ability to blend factual elements with fanciful narratives in works such as this showcases both his curiosity and intent to pique the imagination of his readers, while also sparking interest in distant realms. "Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon" is a captivating expedition into a world that is both perilous and wondrous. Recommended for readers who revel in adventure and the call of the wild, this novel transports you to the heart of one of the planets most enigmatic environments, making it an essential read for enthusiasts of classic literature and explorers of the extraordinary.

Set against the turbulent backdrop of 19th-century Russia, "Michael Strogoff; Or, The Courier of the Czar" is an adventurous narrative that masterfully intertwines elements of espionage, patriotism, and human endurance. Jules Verne employs vivid descriptions and dynamic characterizations within a fast-paced, episodic structure that mirrors the chaotic nature of the political landscape. As readers follow the titular character, a resourceful courier charged with delivering crucial news to the Czar, Verne explores themes of loyalty, resilience, and the complexities of Russian society during a time of unrest. Jules Verne, often heralded as the father of science fiction, drew inspiration from his extensive travels and scientific interests, which permeate his works. His unique ability to blend fact with imaginative speculation is apparent in "Michael Strogoff," as he navigates through the vast terrains of Siberia and delves into the cultural intricacies of the time. Vernes first-hand experiences significantly influenced his portrayal of the landscapes and political scenarios, enriching the tapestry of the narrative and offering readers a glimpse into historical contexts often overshadowed in literature. A recommended read for enthusiasts of adventure and historical fiction, this novel captivates with its exhilarating plot and rich detail. VerneAos thrilling prose invites readers to reflect on themes of courage amidst adversity, making it a timeless exploration of the human spirit. Dive into this unforgettable journey and discover why Verne remains a pivotal figure in the literary canon.

In "From the Earth to the Moon; and, Round the Moon," Jules Verne masterfully intertwines elements of scientific inquiry with imaginative narrative, pioneering the genre of science fiction. The novel explores the audacious quest of the Baltimore Gun Club, a post-American Civil War society dedicated to artillery, as they endeavor to launch a projectile to the moon. VerneAos precise attention to scientific detail, including calculations of trajectory and the physics of space travel, reflects the 19th-century zeitgeist of optimism towards technological advancement. The sequel, "Round the Moon," complements this venture by delving into the adventures and challenges faced by the characters after their lunar launch, showcasing VerneAos flair for adventure and human resilience against the unknown. Jules Verne, often regarded as the father of science fiction, was profoundly inspired by the scientific developments of his time, including the works of contemporaries such as Galileo and astronomers who contemplated space exploration. His remarkable ability to fuse factual scientific discourse with compelling storytelling stems from his keen interest in exploration and innovation, influenced by personal experiences within the realms of travel and literature. This literary work is highly recommended for readers seeking an engaging yet intellectually stimulating experience. VerneAos intricate narrative, full of whimsy and foresight, not only entertains but also challenges the reader to reflect on humanitys quest for exploration and the limits of knowledge. Its a timeless classic that invites both scientific and literary enthusiasts to marvel at the audacity of human imagination.