The Sea Trilogy by Jules Verne (The Children of Captain Grant, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and The Mysterious Island)

The famous French writer Jules Verne created a new genre in literature - science fiction and predicted many discoveries: the invention of the airplane, television, and space travel.

Three novels - an adventure, a science fiction story, and a Robinsonade about extraordinary journeys and the mysterious Captain Nemo. Recommended for lovers of dangerous adventures and faraway travels. The set includes 3 novels: "The Children of Captain Grant", "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", and "The Mysterious Island".

"The Children of Captain Grant". The noble Lord Glenarvan and his wife Helen, the absent-minded geographer Paganel, the brave sailor John Mangles, Major MacNabbs, and Captain Grant's children - Mary and Robert - travel around the world on a ship, cross Patagonia, Australia, New Zealand, escape from a flood, encounter convicts, and fall into the hands of cannibals... Will they find the shipwrecked Captain Grant?

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" - a science fiction novel about Captain Nemo's circumnavigation and the passengers of the submarine "Nautilus". An incredible and thrilling story of adventures in the underwater world, full of the most exciting events. Captain Nemo and his ship "Nautilus" have become a legend. Their fantastic adventures call to the reader! What is it like to live underwater? What dangers await an encounter with an unseen submarine? The heroes of the novel visit the islands of New Guinea, harvest pearls, meet sharks in the Indian Ocean, and discover the mysterious Atlantis...

"The Mysterious Island". USA, Civil War. Five brave Northerners, led by the courageous and wise Cyrus Smith, escape from captivity in a hot air balloon, but a terrible storm forces them to make a crash landing on an uninhabited island, where the friendly group of "settlers" awaits many fascinating and dangerous adventures.