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The Time Machine(Illustrated)

H. G. Wells

Casa editrice: Micheal Smith

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Features of this Special Illustrated Edition:

	20 Stunning Illustrations: Embark on a visual journey through time with 20 meticulously crafted illustrations, bringing H.G. Wells’ visionary tale to life.
	Comprehensive Summary: Dive deep into the heart of the story with a captivating summary, perfect for both first-time readers and long-time fans.
	Detailed Characters List: Get acquainted with the memorable cast of characters through a comprehensive list, enhancing your understanding of their roles and relationships.
	Engaging Author Biography: Explore the life and legacy of H.G. Wells, the literary genius behind this timeless classic.

Step into the realm of the unknown and experience the future like never before with H.G. Wells’ seminal work, "The Time Machine". This special illustrated edition is designed to captivate your imagination and transport you to the distant worlds and thought-provoking scenarios that Wells so masterfully created.
When a daring inventor known only as the Time Traveller shows off his greatest creation—a gadget that allows him to travel across time—he initiates a series of events that will make you doubt the fundamental fabric of reality. Wells presents a stark contrast between humanity's likely highs and lows, from the lush utopia inhabited by the kind Eloi to the dark and vicious underworld of the Morlocks.
"The Time Machine" is not just a tale of adventure and suspense; it is a profound meditation on the progress of civilization, the nature of humanity, and the fleeting nature of time itself. Wells’ vivid imagination and sharp insight combine to create a novel that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining.
This illustrated edition enhances the timeless story with beautiful visuals that bring the characters and settings to life, offering a new way to experience this classic tale. Accompanied by a comprehensive summary, a detailed list of characters, and a fascinating author biography, this edition is perfect for both long-time fans and newcomers alike.
Embark on a journey through time and space with "The Time Machine: Illustrated Edition" and discover why H.G. Wells’ masterpiece remains a beloved and enduring classic to this day.

 
Disponibile da: 10/01/2024.

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