20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Reader reviewed by Godzgirl

I loved this book. Exploring the waters, mystries, revenge, and supense. This book keeps yopu on the edge of your seat. It takes you deep into the ocean waters and upon the great surface.It takes you through thrilling supensefull adventures. It keeps you thinking and going on throught the night. This is one of my favorite book. Its a classic that will remain a classic forever.

Reader reviewed by chris

This is a very good book. It shows adventure, fantasy, and reality. It's a good read even if your not interested in the sea. It will keep you on your seat with the pages flipping and adventure before your eyes till the last page. You won't leave your seat until it's done. At times it will keep you on the edge and at other times you will be relaxed. I recommend it to anyone ages seven and up.

Reader reviewed by Samantha

I had watched League of E. Gentlemen and wanted once more to read this book. Once I sat down and started reading it I was amazed.

Usually (like 100% of the time) hate old books that were written like 200 years ago, but this one was different. It took me a while to read it (like a few days) but it was worth it. I loved it.

Reader reviewed by amanda

This is a great book if you are until books about down under the sea. Although it may scary you that it is considered a classic, don't be afraid.

It is fairly easy to read for those who are in there preteens or above. It has great imagery and no newer books can compare to the language in it.

Reader reviewed by Veronika

When a strange and terrifying sea creature causes ship incidents, Professor Arronax decides to catch this one.

Then, when the strange creature approaches, and throws them overboat, him, his assistant Conseil and a harpooner named Ned Land, they understand, that it is not a sea creature, but a metal vehicle...

Captured, they are taken into the "submarine" and meet the Capitain Nemo, the owner of the fantastic vehicle, the "owner of the Sea".

A journey that will take them to numerous points in the world's oceans...

The "Science-fiction's father", Jules Verne, manages to take us to the undersea world (when the submarines even didn't exist)...for an unforgettable journey.

Veronika