Around the World in Eighty Days (Extraordinary Voyages, #11)
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Summary
Jules Verne—and his one-of-a-kind hero， Phileas Fogg—take children on an action-packed， whirlwind race around the world。 For as long as anyone can remember， Fogg’s daily ritual has never varied by even a minute。 Then， on a whim and a bet， he sets out to prove that he can span the globe and return to his club in London in only 80 days。 Suddenly， his life is turned upside down， and every day offers an exciting new adventure。 Kids will love it！
Reviews
Sankeerth Reddy
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This was very quick。 Maybe the best of Jules Verne I have read。 It is more towards a blockbuster format than a exploring fiction like 20000 leagues under the sea。 I have kept 40 pages to be read in the morning and I dreamt 4 different versions of the climax， Yet the climax was more satisfying。 This will definitely be up my list of favourites and definitely wan't a movie version。 It has more action than both the journey to the centre of the earth and 20000 leagues under the sea and why not！ The p This was very quick。 Maybe the best of Jules Verne I have read。 It is more towards a blockbuster format than a exploring fiction like 20000 leagues under the sea。 I have kept 40 pages to be read in the morning and I dreamt 4 different versions of the climax， Yet the climax was more satisfying。 This will definitely be up my list of favourites and definitely wan't a movie version。 It has more action than both the journey to the centre of the earth and 20000 leagues under the sea and why not！ The protagonist is an English man。 All I now wonder is did Verne travel across the world over the seas， under the seas and into the earth。 。。。more
_minaeeeee
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رالف گفت : اگر بتواند از چنگشان فرار کند،معلوم می شود خیلی ماهر است！。。。اما به کجا می تواند فرار کند؟هیچ کشوری برایش امنیت ندارد！。。。پس کجا می تواند برود؟- نمی دانم。دنیا به اندازه کافی بزرگ هست。فیلاس فاگ گفت : یک وقتی بود。- منظورتان از یک وقتی چیست؟مگر دنیا کوچکتر هم شده؟رالف گفت: من با حرف آقای فاگ موافقم。دنیا کوچکتر شده،امروز ما در عرض سه ماه می توانیم به دور دنیا سفر کنیم。فاگ گفت : در هشتاد روز！____________________________________یه کتاب کوتاه و نوستالژی دوران بچگی :）مناسب برای لا به لای خوندن رالف گفت : اگر بتواند از چنگشان فرار کند،معلوم می شود خیلی ماهر است！。。。اما به کجا می تواند فرار کند؟هیچ کشوری برایش امنیت ندارد！。。。پس کجا می تواند برود؟- نمی دانم。دنیا به اندازه کافی بزرگ هست。فیلاس فاگ گفت : یک وقتی بود。- منظورتان از یک وقتی چیست؟مگر دنیا کوچکتر هم شده؟رالف گفت: من با حرف آقای فاگ موافقم。دنیا کوچکتر شده،امروز ما در عرض سه ماه می توانیم به دور دنیا سفر کنیم。فاگ گفت : در هشتاد روز！____________________________________یه کتاب کوتاه و نوستالژی دوران بچگی :）مناسب برای لا به لای خوندن کتابای سنگین و جدی。 。。。more
Shimaa Yosri
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رواية خفيفة لطيفة 😍😍 أحببت السيد فيلياس فوج هدوءه و وفاءه و شجاعته، و الخادم باسبارتو خفيف الظل المتهور حتى الضابط السري لم اكرهه。。 كما استمتعت بالرحلة استمتعت أيضا بنهايتها
Yareli
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En pocas palabras o resumido， esta obra nos habla sobre el señor Phileas Fogg， un misterioso y solitario caballero inglés， abandonará su vida disciplinada para cumplir una apuesta con los miembros del Reform Club， en la que arriesgará una parte de su fortuna comprometiéndose a dar la vuelta al mundo en ochenta días utilizando los medios disponibles en la época。 Esta novela surge del fruto del interés social que se daba en el siglo XIX por los viajes turísticos alrededor del mundo y a países exó En pocas palabras o resumido， esta obra nos habla sobre el señor Phileas Fogg， un misterioso y solitario caballero inglés， abandonará su vida disciplinada para cumplir una apuesta con los miembros del Reform Club， en la que arriesgará una parte de su fortuna comprometiéndose a dar la vuelta al mundo en ochenta días utilizando los medios disponibles en la época。 Esta novela surge del fruto del interés social que se daba en el siglo XIX por los viajes turísticos alrededor del mundo y a países exóticos。 En 1871 la había una agencia que ofrecía este tipo de viajes。 Esta novela trata de relatar una historia de aventura en donde todo puede pasar， ganar o perder la apuesta。 La vuelta al mundo en 80 días es una novela， escrita en 1873 por el francés Julio Verne considerado por muchos como el padre de la ciencia ficción， que tiene como principal personaje a un rico inglés， frecuentador de clubes。 Esta novela constituye un clásico de la literatura universal que nos hace reflexionar sobre valores casi ausentes actualmente como la caballerosidad y la puntualidad。 Además， constituye una interesante forma de conocer sobre otros continentes y culturas。 Apare que ya está en novela gráfica como en un videopoemas。 La forma de narrar de Julio Verne es maravillosa， cualquier persona que disfrute las historias de aventuras y viajes tendría que darle una oportunidad。 Personajes entrañables， situaciones bien planteadas y ligera como pocas。 Este genero en que se encuentra esta novela es de ficción de aventuras。 Este libro me pareció bastante bueno y lo recomendaría ya que trae aventuras， viajes por el mundo y me considero una persona que le guste eso。 Incluso vi que ya asta se creó la película de este， así como también lo convirtieron en novela gráfica。 。。。more
Paulina
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3。5
Brandy Sharpe
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I guess I should start by saying that this isn't a bad book。It's just not my cup of tea。 There were times I hated this book。 It was long and lugubrious on descriptions that weren't exactly engaging。 However， I have to balance my ennui with the book with the fact that the book is a product of its time- back in the day， I'm sure its long descriptions would have been positively riveting！ Things I take away from this book as a writer:Descriptions should actively engage the reader in the plot。。。 And I guess I should start by saying that this isn't a bad book。It's just not my cup of tea。 There were times I hated this book。 It was long and lugubrious on descriptions that weren't exactly engaging。 However， I have to balance my ennui with the book with the fact that the book is a product of its time- back in the day， I'm sure its long descriptions would have been positively riveting！ Things I take away from this book as a writer:Descriptions should actively engage the reader in the plot。。。 And not be boring when it does so。 There is no character arc for Phileas- save his journey and marriage to Aouda。 Instead， what Jules Verne does here is he purposely makes Phileas mysterious to the reader via other people's response to him and then gives small bits of the information away as it is relevant to the plot。 We don't learn that Phileas is an able sailor until we actually see him steal and sail a boat out from under a Captain- and has the Captain shake his hand for it no less！ It's all honestly very craftily done。 Passepartout isn't your average middle man either- he *does* have a very valid character arc in which Phileas gains his absolute loyalty。 But， in the end， Passepartout is a bit of a middle man。 I believe Jules may use hyperbole and the slapstick variety for humor， and it works。 The plot twist at the end is very nicely done。 。。。more
Ronald Enrique
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Novela muy recomendada。 Realmente se pasa un buen momento con ella。 La forma de narrar de Julio Verne es maravillosa， cualquier persona que disfrute las historias de aventuras y viajes tendría que darle una oportunidad。 Personajes entrañables， situaciones bien planteadas y ligera como pocas。 me ha demostrado que vale la pena leer sus obras y que por algo está en el lugar que ha estado， está y estará。 La historia me ha gustado muchísimo， a decir verdad es una idea espectacular para contar， sobre Novela muy recomendada。 Realmente se pasa un buen momento con ella。 La forma de narrar de Julio Verne es maravillosa， cualquier persona que disfrute las historias de aventuras y viajes tendría que darle una oportunidad。 Personajes entrañables， situaciones bien planteadas y ligera como pocas。 me ha demostrado que vale la pena leer sus obras y que por algo está en el lugar que ha estado， está y estará。 La historia me ha gustado muchísimo， a decir verdad es una idea espectacular para contar， sobre todo teniendo en cuenta la experiencia que tenía Julio Verne （Fue una persona que viajó mucho）。 Lo que en realidad hace a la historia algo excelente es la forma de narrar de Julio Verne。 Aparte de que nunca se me hizo aburrido。 Escuchar e imaginar las descripciones de todos los lugares visitados， paisajes， viajes， trenes， barcos， construcciones históricas ha sido un verdadero placer a la mente。 Sin duda， la facilidad de Verne para lograr engancharte y encantarle con su prosa es algo a destacar siendo un libro de aventura （y aún más una aventura en un lugar tan enorme） este punto de “enganchar” con el paisaje y el viaje en sí mismo es más que importante en mi opinión。 Por último， todo lo que he escrito aquí sería casi un sin sentido si la novela no tuviera buenos personajes。 Así que ¿Los tiene？ Sí， los tiene y son bastante buenos aunque sean pocos （Que tampoco es algo malo）。 Los personajes principales son geniales， desde el criado Picaporte， que tiene la parte cómica del libro， hasta el propio Fogg， alguien totalmente serio y que tiene previsto toda eventualidad de aquí hasta el día de su muerte， por lo cual nada le sorprende o lo conmueve， o al menos así nos lo hace saber。 Phileas Fogg muchas veces es “contado” por así decirlo， desde el punto de vista de su criado， por lo tanto llegamos a apreciarlo tanto como él mismo。 Picaporte es alguien entrañable， algo despistado pero de muy buen corazón。 。。。more
Andrea
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Don't have anything but praise for this book！ Don't have anything but praise for this book！ 。。。more
Nicko Moknu
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DNF 40%I'm so fed up with this story。 I read only 100 pages of this 250 page book and I am so tired of reading about these characters going from A to B and not even admiring the scenery for fuck's sake！ What kind of tourist goes to a different country and only thinks about when they'll manage to get out of it。Holy crap， man！ Is Phileas Fogg an unlikeable character。 Imagine firing a servant because your fucking shaving water is 3 degrees （Celsius） cooler than what you asked for >。> Fuck you man， DNF 40%I'm so fed up with this story。 I read only 100 pages of this 250 page book and I am so tired of reading about these characters going from A to B and not even admiring the scenery for fuck's sake！ What kind of tourist goes to a different country and only thinks about when they'll manage to get out of it。Holy crap， man！ Is Phileas Fogg an unlikeable character。 Imagine firing a servant because your fucking shaving water is 3 degrees （Celsius） cooler than what you asked for >。> Fuck you man， not everyone is a freaking automaton like you。 -。-Well， that was 6h of my life I am never getting back :|Damn you， Jules Verne。 Classics =/= quality。 >。> 。。。more
Caroline
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I enjoyed the story but lengthy paragraphs of descriptions detracted from it somewhat。Old fashioned but still enjoyable！
Dalton
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Generally fun and imaginative， and with surprisingly little outright racism。 It is present， of course， with native peoples being portrayed as murderous， chaotic savages， but I expected worse going in。 Phileas Fogg is an interesting character， and I was always hoping the author would expand on how he came to be who he is， since he is a rather mysterious figure and Passepartout's various exploits are explained by skills he learned when he was younger。 Unfortunately， we get little exploration of Ph Generally fun and imaginative， and with surprisingly little outright racism。 It is present， of course， with native peoples being portrayed as murderous， chaotic savages， but I expected worse going in。 Phileas Fogg is an interesting character， and I was always hoping the author would expand on how he came to be who he is， since he is a rather mysterious figure and Passepartout's various exploits are explained by skills he learned when he was younger。 Unfortunately， we get little exploration of Phileas Fogg as a character， little explanation as to why he is the way he is， and aside from at the very end， we never see his limitations truly tested。 。。。more
Simon Hébert
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A great adventure book overall。 Not too complex and everything is there to please the reader。 The ending is really satisfactory and the moral of the story， so to speak， is awesome imo。 The plot isn't the most complex one in history but this doesn't mean the book has less qualities。 Sometimes， I find myself enjoying books that are less intricate but that make you travel with the characters。 A great adventure book overall。 Not too complex and everything is there to please the reader。 The ending is really satisfactory and the moral of the story， so to speak， is awesome imo。 The plot isn't the most complex one in history but this doesn't mean the book has less qualities。 Sometimes， I find myself enjoying books that are less intricate but that make you travel with the characters。 。。。more
Cesar Lopez Aguiñaga
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 El autor habla de puntos muy importantes que se deben tener muy en cuenta en la vida cotidiana， el actuar con calma ayuda a la hora de tomar decisiones y no actuar rápido y que luego nos arrepentimos， el autor resalta mucho la importancia de la puntualidad es una virtud que no todos tienen y demuestra que rol tan importante puede jugar la puntualidad。 El autor sobre todo nos resalta un hecho tan importante que es la perseverancia para alcanzar las metas， sin importar las circunstancias， problema El autor habla de puntos muy importantes que se deben tener muy en cuenta en la vida cotidiana， el actuar con calma ayuda a la hora de tomar decisiones y no actuar rápido y que luego nos arrepentimos， el autor resalta mucho la importancia de la puntualidad es una virtud que no todos tienen y demuestra que rol tan importante puede jugar la puntualidad。 El autor sobre todo nos resalta un hecho tan importante que es la perseverancia para alcanzar las metas， sin importar las circunstancias， problemas que se nos puedan presentar se tiene uno que quedar firme al reto para poder conseguir el éxito， es decir; el autor resalta las virtudes que se deben tener en cuenta a la hora de empezar una nueva meta o aventura。 Si prestamos atención más que una obra narrada con fantasía， se narraba con anécdotas pues el autor pasa casi por los mimos problemas de estar solo， emprendió una idea en el cual no todos creían que iba a funcionar sin embargo como el personaje principal y él demostraron todo lo contrario。El autor con los gráficos hizo que nos imaginemos como fueron los escenarios en donde se desenvolvía el drama de la obra。 En las primeras imágenes vemos cuando el personaje principal y del criado se conocieron， luego una imagen empezando la aventura， después muestran los medios de transporte usados， un final feliz， es decir los gráficos nos cuentan o nos dan una idea de la obra。 Se disfruta imaginar cómo fue el desenlace de la obra， los escenarios， personajes， etc。 El autor con esta obra fue un iniciador y de los mejores genios de las obras de ciencia ficción， lograba tener la atención del lector una característica de la obra es que termina con una escena feliz， se puede decir que gracias a este tipo de obras en el mundo literario se pudo contar con la ciencia ficción。 Y es una obra que ha influido mucho en las generaciones ya que los lectores disfrutan de historias como estas， llegando así a millones de personas。 。。。more
Sarah Parker
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This is a classic for a reason！ Loved Phineus as he traveled around the world on a bet。 I listened to this one and found myself with a smirk on my face at the antics and his “coolness” in all circumstances。 I may have been bored reading it， but truly enjoyed the audio version。
Cynn Mustaine Dzul
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¡Ame este libro！ ❤❤❤
Ebbent
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A favorite
ATHINDRA
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Having read this book as a child， re reading it now as an adult makes me view the book in a whole new light。
Jorge Moo
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En esta obra Julio Verne tiene la intención de dar a conocer que no hay obstáculos en la vida que no se puedan superar， también que nosotros cuando queremos algo no hay que darnos por vencidos sin importar las opiniones de los demás， siempre hay que ser perseverantes para alcanzar nuestros objetivos。 En esta obra se usan recursos gráficos， y esto es bueno ya que a través de ellos nosotros podemos visualizar el contexto en el que se lleva la historia， unos ejemplos en esta obra donde se usa los r En esta obra Julio Verne tiene la intención de dar a conocer que no hay obstáculos en la vida que no se puedan superar， también que nosotros cuando queremos algo no hay que darnos por vencidos sin importar las opiniones de los demás， siempre hay que ser perseverantes para alcanzar nuestros objetivos。 En esta obra se usan recursos gráficos， y esto es bueno ya que a través de ellos nosotros podemos visualizar el contexto en el que se lleva la historia， unos ejemplos en esta obra donde se usa los recursos grafico es donde se describe al personaje principal llamado Phileas Fogg y también donde conoce a su fiel criado llamado Picaporte， otra parte es donde comienza su viaje usando globos aerostáticos， barcos y trenes。 La literatura es una forma en la cual tú puedas expresar la forma de como una persona ve al mundo en un panorama que el escritor se crea， esta obra es muy importante ya que muestra un panorama que se vivía en el siglo XIX， por lo cual el autor muestra ese contexto y pues ahora es una de las obras que han tenido mucha fama en el ámbito de la literatura y pues si se lo merece ya que es un de las mejores obras que he podido leer。 En verdad esta obra se las recomendamos ya que es muy interesante porque a la hora de leerla esta nos lleva al panorama en la cual se creó la historia， otra parte que me gusto es como se desenvuelven los personajes ya que juntan la comedia con la aventura y pues tú en tu imaginación vez como se desarrolla la historia y esto también gracias a los recursos gráficos que se emplean。 。。。more
Colby Mcmurry
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A fun romp around the world。 Verne does a good job crafting a story of adventure and keeping tension high throughout the narrative。 The narrative’s protagonists travel to a variety of different countries in a variety of ways: steamers across the pacific， the American transcontinental railroad， and carriages across various cityscapes。 Perhaps the weakest part of the narrative is the characters themselves and the bank robber subplot。 Fogg himself is a nearly emotionless automaton who， multiple tim A fun romp around the world。 Verne does a good job crafting a story of adventure and keeping tension high throughout the narrative。 The narrative’s protagonists travel to a variety of different countries in a variety of ways: steamers across the pacific， the American transcontinental railroad， and carriages across various cityscapes。 Perhaps the weakest part of the narrative is the characters themselves and the bank robber subplot。 Fogg himself is a nearly emotionless automaton who， multiple times across the novel， Verne explicitly states replies or reacts without betraying any emotion whatsoever。 While not inherently a bad thing per say as Fogg maintains a strict schedule without variation， but it does tend to undermine some of the tension at times because you think “oh Fogg’s got this or he’ll buy his way out of it。” The best character by far in my opinion is the French valet Passepartout who serves as the reader’s emotional link to the narrative as well as a source of action and at times comedic relief。Overall， the novel is perhaps one of Verne’s most approachable works and a fun read to provide an escape with。 。。。more
Steph Fernandes
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I aimed to read this book before visiting one of Mr Fogg's bars and it wasn't too bad， though significantly out-dated （i。e。 a lot of non-pc language） I aimed to read this book before visiting one of Mr Fogg's bars and it wasn't too bad， though significantly out-dated （i。e。 a lot of non-pc language） 。。。more
Nitin
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Real adventure
Sushanth Reddy
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probably the best of all I read， it has a plot twist you'll come to know at the end of book probably the best of all I read， it has a plot twist you'll come to know at the end of book 。。。more
Sreeram Sutraye
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What a Story！ Absolutely amazing and breathtaking🤩。 All the credit goes to the Author Jules Verne， who wrote this amazing master-piece✨✨。 As in the title of the book suggests， the story is all about a gentleman named Phileas Fogg， who makes a bet to go around the world in 80 days。🌍🚢🚞🛥️🚕The complete journey around the world was perfectly explained in a very practical and convincing manner。 It felt like it was a real story and this whole story been narrated by the traveller himself😯。 The Author mu What a Story！ Absolutely amazing and breathtaking🤩。 All the credit goes to the Author Jules Verne， who wrote this amazing master-piece✨✨。 As in the title of the book suggests， the story is all about a gentleman named Phileas Fogg， who makes a bet to go around the world in 80 days。🌍🚢🚞🛥️🚕The complete journey around the world was perfectly explained in a very practical and convincing manner。 It felt like it was a real story and this whole story been narrated by the traveller himself😯。 The Author must have really worked very hard to get the names of cities， means of travel from one place to another with such a precision🥺。 The Traveller， Fogg has to face numerous obstacles and has to spend thousands of dollars to travel through unconventional transport vehicles。 All the hurdles were faced with utter calmness and coolness by the traveller。😎I never really felt bored atleast in a single page， the writing was that astonishing and brilliant😃。 It was really really engaging and the characters were well described。 I never expected so many twists and turns in such a simple story line🤗🤗。 Again， kudos to the author。 Especially when I reach the last few chapters of the book， I found a greater twist at the end of each chapter。 I've started reading this book with great expectations and I would say， the book was beyond my expectations👏👏。 I highly recommend this book， it must be on your must-read book list。 🥳🥳💯💯I'm going to read others works of this particular author Great Jules Verne💯 🤟 。。。more
Mike Futcher
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A charming light read with a neat concept， it is little wonder that Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days remains so pleasant and popular。 As with 20，000 Leagues Under the Sea， Verne crams so much stuff into his pages and with such enthusiasm that it is almost unseemly， and you cannot help but get swept up by it。That said， I enjoyed it in the same way I might enjoy fast food: gratifying， but I craved something meatier。 There is almost no character development or differentiation: remarkab A charming light read with a neat concept， it is little wonder that Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days remains so pleasant and popular。 As with 20，000 Leagues Under the Sea， Verne crams so much stuff into his pages and with such enthusiasm that it is almost unseemly， and you cannot help but get swept up by it。That said， I enjoyed it in the same way I might enjoy fast food: gratifying， but I craved something meatier。 There is almost no character development or differentiation: remarkably， we are given no motivation at all for what drives our characters。 Phileas Fogg remains an enigma， and not a compelling enigma like his counterpart in Leagues， Captain Nemo。 Our mild-mannered protagonist risks complete financial ruin on a whim， throws money around from a deus ex machina wallet， and reacts completely impassively to every setback， danger or cause for elation。 Passepartout is – again， like his counterpart in Leagues， Conseil – a cartoon; showing undying devotion to Fogg （at one point， he is even described as waiting like a dog for his master） is strange at the best of times， but following him around the world after knowing him for less than a day is outright baffling。 Similarly， Inspector Fix's motivations go way beyond the call of duty， not to mention being completely implausible， whilst Aouda's undying love is completely unearned。I sound a bit killjoy at this point， but even light adventures ought to lay some groundwork。 In complete contrast to the ponderous but meaty Leagues， Around the World is all plot: we jump from one train to the next， one ship to the next， with little time to breathe or experience any of the countries our motley band of adventurers visit。 The hectic approach to content， with interesting ideas swept off the page almost as soon as they are introduced， began to disappoint me。 Some， like the return of Passepartout after the Sioux raid （pg。 246） or Aouda's entire arc， are almost juvenile in their resolution。However， this frenetic pace does lend itself well to the book – given the nature of Fogg's wager – and I tore through the book at a pace that mimicked his eighty-day deadline。 The book's problems don't seem to harm its prospects， and Around the World is almost impossible to actively dislike。 However， while I enjoy biting into them， Verne's fast food sometimes leaves me feeling a bit empty afterwards。 。。。more
Simardeep Kaur
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"Around the world in 80 days" by Jules Verne is an adventure novel。 The books has suspense， adventure and thrill。 The book does justice to the proverb "Fortune favours the bold"。Mr。 Phileas Fogg， an honourable man of the Saville Row， made a wager to his friends at Reform Corp that he could go around the world in 80 days。 The wager seemed impossible but to rise the stakes he bet twenty thousand pounds if he was to lose。 He had hired a servant that moring， Jean Passepartout， a Parisian of Paris， w "Around the world in 80 days" by Jules Verne is an adventure novel。 The books has suspense， adventure and thrill。 The book does justice to the proverb "Fortune favours the bold"。Mr。 Phileas Fogg， an honourable man of the Saville Row， made a wager to his friends at Reform Corp that he could go around the world in 80 days。 The wager seemed impossible but to rise the stakes he bet twenty thousand pounds if he was to lose。 He had hired a servant that moring， Jean Passepartout， a Parisian of Paris， who believed that he had found his ideal in his new master。 They both left for the world tour that evening by taking the train to Dover。The journey began and they passed through stations， ports， mountains and plains but Mr。 Phileas Fogg wasn't interested in visiting the places actually， which was strange because going around the world and not seeing it was somewhat worthless， but he wasn't concerned with experiencing what it felt like， he was rather focused on his wager and the problems that might make him loose。 There was so much went against him but the calm and composure was never lost。 He was as calm as a sea at his losses and gains。 Yet different aspects of his characters were seen thorough out the novel。 His bravery was seen when he saved Aouda， an Indian girl from Sutte and the many instances when he saved Passepartout。 He was a gentleman to everyone he met and offered them help whenever he could no matter how much money it cost him。 His care for people around him also reflected most times when he would go on lengths to save them。 Though seen at first as a compassionless man， Mr。 Fogg was warm-hearted and caring。 Passepartout， the manservant， unlike to Mr。 Fogg was curious to see the countries and cities he was passing through， which landed him in troubles in many ways。 He didn't believe in his master's wager at first but as the passed by he could see the wager to be a success， and wanted to cause least trouble to his master in winning the wager。 He had become a devotee of Mr。 Fogg and he went at length for his master when he needed to。 Aouda， who was saved by Mr。 Fogg， had been grateful to his protector throughout the journey and eventually developed feelings for him。 Mr。 Fix， a detective， who was after a thief of a bank robbery suspected Mr。 Fogg to be the thief which made him follow Mr。 Fogg around the world。 As we reach the end of the book， the interest is heightened about the fate of Mr。 Fogg。 The book has a visual imagery where most of the places have been beautifully described。 The scenes and beauty of places makes going around the world in 80 days worth it。 。。。more
Mathilde Stich
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Possibly my new favourite book of all time。 I was actually feeling stressed reading it， as if my life depended on Fogg's success。 The plot twist， oh my！ Possibly my new favourite book of all time。 I was actually feeling stressed reading it， as if my life depended on Fogg's success。 The plot twist， oh my！ 。。。more
Jennifer Barstad
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A good tale about doing a full circle around the world。
Maja
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*2，5
Elsa
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this book was a nice read。 i started reading it with the thought that it would be difficult to read and i challenged myself to try and read it in 5 days。 i finished it in one。 it was wonderfully written， but still quite difficult at parts for me。 i thought the plot would move slow and it would be boring， but i was pleasantly surprised。 while the book is quite good， there are also many problematic parts， that are harder and more frustrating to read。 all that aside， i enjoyed reading this book， an this book was a nice read。 i started reading it with the thought that it would be difficult to read and i challenged myself to try and read it in 5 days。 i finished it in one。 it was wonderfully written， but still quite difficult at parts for me。 i thought the plot would move slow and it would be boring， but i was pleasantly surprised。 while the book is quite good， there are also many problematic parts， that are harder and more frustrating to read。 all that aside， i enjoyed reading this book， and i recommend it to anyone looking to read a classic。 。。。more
Socrate
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