Jules Verne's Adventure Stories

Readers travel around the world with Phileas Fogg in this new and exciting retelling of Jules Verne's classic novel, Around the World in 80 Days. This version is suitable for readers at a variety of levels and can be read independently or with an adult. The thrilling text helps young readers develop an appreciation for classic literature and provides an excellent introduction to adventure stories and the world of science fiction. Each page is filled with incredible illustrations that complement the text, add to the story, and reflect the steampunk aesthetic often associated with the stories of Jules Verne.

Readers journey deep below the water's surface with Captain Nemo in this stunning retelling of Jules Verne's classic adventure novel. The world of the Nautilus and the ocean depths it explores is presented to young readers through accessible text and captivating illustrations. These work together to create an age-appropriate introduction to classic literature that is thrilling and truly memorable. Readers are sure to return to this tale again and again, and it is designed to be read in a variety of ways-from independent reading to a beloved bedtime story that even the most reluctant reader can enjoy.

Journey to the Center of the Earth is one of Jules Verne's most beloved novels, and this engaging retelling brings it to a new audience. Told in the style of a picture book, this fresh take on a classic of science fiction makes it accessible and approachable for young readers. Whether it's read independently by kids with a passion for adventure or as part of story time at school or at home, this thrilling tale is sure to show young readers that classic literature can still keep us on the edges of our seats today.

Can Impey Barbicane make a cannon that shoots all the way to the moon? Readers find out in this new and exciting retelling of one of Jules Verne's most popular novels. Although From the Earth to the Moon was published in 1865, it still captivates readers today. To introduce the next generation to this classic tale, the story has been retold in a way that can be independently read by elementary readers or read aloud to them by adults. Featuring steampunk-style illustrations and an engaging design, this story is sure to inspire a lifelong love of literature in young adventurers.