Explorer's Choice Book Set

※Features of book set Explorer's Choice Package In an unexpected bet, the British gentleman Mr. Fogg and his servant Passepartout challenged to travel around the world in eighty days. The philanthropic Dr. Dolittle is the savior of animals. He embarks on a thrilling and fantastic journey, traveling across the ocean to save animals. After traveling 4,000 miles to the earth's crust of rolling magma, can German geology professor Lidenbrock return to the world safely? Wonderful and different explorer stories, don’t miss it! Features of Mekawa’s masterpieces: l The arrangement of "Text with pictures and supplements": a classic reading template that progresses from a picture book to a text book. l Clear chapters: Children in elementary school, middle school and above can read by themselves. l Exquisite full-color pages: increase reading interest and richness of pictures. l Rich themes: The content spans adventure and imagination, science and nature, history and geography. l Diverse genres: including narratives, descriptions, reports, etc. to enrich the reading levels. l Let children learn to read and learn while reading! ※Content introduction World Masterpiece: Journey to the Center of the Earth German geology professor Lidenbrock and his nephew Axel discovered from ancient books that one can enter the mysterious underground world from a certain volcanic crater in Iceland! In order to explore the truth and solve the scientific mystery, the guide Hans led the two people on a thrilling adventure trip to the center of the earth! Adhering to the spirit of perseverance, they traveled through the underground ocean and giant mushroom jungle, encountered ferocious sea monster battles, and even encountered a group of living prehistoric mastodons! Struggling between despair and hope, and finally arriving in the lava-filled purgatory, people can't help but shout "Help!" Can these three brave adventurers return home safely? Fantasy Classics: The Adventures of Doctor Doolittle This is a thrilling and fantastic journey, and it is also a touching story of people and animals treating each other sincerely and sharing weal and woe! The kind-hearted Dr. Doolittle is the savior and friend of animals. He is a knowledgeable doctor of medicine. With the help of a smart parrot, he has learned the languages of various animals such as "dog language" and "horse language". From then on, he can talk and communicate with animals, prescribe appropriate medicines for them, and solve difficult and complicated diseases. . One day, he learned that a family of monkeys in Africa were collectively sick, and the kind-hearted Dr. Doolittle resolutely embarked on a cross-ocean voyage to rescue them. While he ventured across the ocean to rescue animals, he also received help from animals that respected him, including swallows guiding the way through night flights, rats warning of shipwrecks, dogs with keen sense of smell to find people, and parrots cleverly imitating to save people. . Famous Characters: Around the World in Eighty Days In a club in London in the 19th century, the British gentleman Mr. Fogg made a huge boast and bet all his wealth in the bank: he promised that he could travel around the world in eighty days! There are no planes, only trains, ships, and elephants, as well as his precise route and time arrangement. With his calmness and quick wit, he has gone through storms at sea, court accusations by Indian monks, and American Indians robbing trains... ..., saved the day from danger time and time again, and successfully traveled across four continents, Europe, Africa, Asia and the United States, but at the critical juncture, he was caught and thrown into prison! As time passes, can Mr. Fogg return to London on time and win the bet within the agreed time? ※About the author Jules Gabriel Verne, 1828 ~ 1905 French novelist, naturalist, and popular science writer. He has written more than 60 science fiction novels and is known as the "Father of Science Fiction" in modern times. In the 19th century, at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, Europe was experiencing a craze for exploration and science was booming. Verne was not only passionate about research and pursuing scientific truth, but also loved traveling, literature and drama, and was full of romantic imagination. His representative works "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Twenty Thousand Miles Under the Sea", "Around the World in Eighty Days", etc. are adventure stories that combine science and fantasy. These novels are based on science and are not based on imagination. Many assumptions and descriptions have become facts in the twentieth century. Hugh Lofting, 1886-1947 Children's literature writer, born in England, later settled in the United States. He was engaged in railway construction and was able to travel to many countries. After the outbreak of World War I, he joined the army and went to fight in Africa. In order to avoid talking about the horror of war, in the letters home to children, I wrote a series of animal fantasy stories that are wild, interesting and warm. This is how "Doctor Dolittle", the only person in the world who can talk to animals, was born.