Fingerprint! Publishing Around The World In Eighty Days

the words are very small. not good for reading

Beautiful illustration by Robert Ingpen. My son loves the book, it's his first Jules Verne (reading because he listened to an audiobook of "20000...")

Great book. The cover is really nice and came perfectly, the print and fond is also very enjoyable and it even comes with a string to mark the pages. Very satisfied

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Quite adventurous! And the story is based on so much factual information that it’s actually far more fun and entertaining than I expected. I read this book last week trying to catch up with my classics unread pile. And I am genuinely surprised with how much this book entertained me. I just cannot get enough of this book! I am in love with this @puffinbooksuk edition living true to my Puffin classic edition obsession ✨ It’s the story of Phileas Fogg who wages his fortune for a challenge to travel the world in just eighty days! The story was set during the 1870s or before that when this book was written. We can imagine how the man could possibly carry out this challenge considering the limited means of transportation during that time. With his new valet, also a loyal to the core companion, Passepartout, he sets out to accomplish the set mission. The writing is engagingly good and filled with playful words that display wisdom, information based on actual facts, wit and sarcasm. The perfect combination that kept me wanting for more! Reading this book made me feel like I was in a video game world in which I had to do my best to accomplish the mission to save my life! The characters are well etched, my favourite being Passepartout. His monologues are the best! The highlights for this book would be the different places in different countries including India (the first place they visited) and I was quite surprised with how much knowledge that little part provided based on real events. One example would be the discussion on Sati (women had to jumped into the burning pyre of their dead husbands sacrificing their lives). More such information based at different places are mentioned as well. An amazing read. You will go on reading until you find out if they really accomplished their mission or not! Pick up this book if you don’t know what to pick up next or if you have been a victim of average reads recently.

Honestly, Fingerprint is only good for paperbacks and this was really worth it.