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Journey to the Centre of the Earth - Community Reviews back

by Jules Verne
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mashahsam
mashahsam rated it 14 years ago
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Xdyj's books
Xdyj's books rated it 14 years ago
Read long long ago, can't remember it very well.
Rrain Reads
Rrain Reads rated it 15 years ago
I read a much abridged version of this as a kid but never the whole thing, and I'm glad to have finally read it. It was kind of historically fascinating, and I found Axel a really interesting and unexpected narrator. I think I was expecting something different from the tone, so that was really compe...
Lost Between Pages
Lost Between Pages rated it 15 years ago
This book was good. It was my first Jules Verne appreciation and his field of scope was fasnicating. It was also my first true science fiction novel. The jargon depicted throughout the novel was sometimes overwhelming, but I enjoyed the story overall. Great classic.Axel cracked me up with his inner ...
Lisa the Nerd
Lisa the Nerd rated it 17 years ago
in a sentence: a professor and his nephew chance upon the directions leading to the center of the earth...so of course they have to check it out!i was not sure what to expect at all with this book. and for the record, the cover image i have used for this post is not the version that i read (i wish),...
Arbie's Unoriginally Titled Book Blog
This is genuine science fiction from 1864. It is a straight-forward read about a man who's uncle, an eminent Professor of mineralogy, discovers a secret manuscript detailing the entrance to a passage leading to the centre of the Earth, written three hundred years before by a man who claims to have ...
Learning on the Fly
Learning on the Fly rated it 17 years ago
Ian's review is "The Best Book I read all Year!!"
Konnici na Liriite - Chevalier Du Lys
This was a nice read a couple of years ago. Well 8 years ago. I still remember fondly and it's a book I shall re-read in a decade or more. An expedition leading to the Center of the World where we are presented with a Lost World Scenario. There are several beautiful drawings that enrich the book.I w...
Aren's Library
Aren's Library rated it 24 years ago
Not a bad book, but not interested either.
Manny Rayner's book reviews
Manny Rayner's book reviews rated it 59 years ago
Why does Jules Verne often remind me of Monty Python? I mean, it's not funny or anything. Perhaps I was struck by the fact that Robur-le-conquérant doesn't just feature a flying machine called the Albatross, but also gives you a precise figure for the speed of a swallow. Anyway, with further apologi...
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