The Lost World: By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Original Classic: Annotated

The Lost World: By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Original Classic: Annotated

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2022 · انگلیسی · جلد نرم · 3833 نسخه

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In this riveting adventure, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle invites readers to journey into uncharted territory, where prehistoric creatures and untamed landscapes await. The protagonist, Professor Challenger, leads a daring expedition to a remote plateau in the Amazon, challenging the fading boundaries of science and imagination. As he and his team venture deeper into the wild, they encounter extraordinary flora and fauna, providing a thrilling mix of discovery and danger.

The narrative is enriched by Amanda Publishing's meticulous annotations, which provide context and insight into the historical and scientific background of the era. These notes enhance the reading experience, allowing both new and seasoned readers to appreciate the intricacies of Doyle's storytelling. Through detailed explanations and engaging commentary, the annotations breathe new life into a classic tale.

As the expedition unfolds, themes of exploration, bravery, and the clash between civilization and the wild come to the forefront. Doyle masterfully weaves together elements of suspense and wonder, igniting the reader's imagination. This newly annotated edition promises to captivate enthusiasts of adventure and classic literature alike, allowing them to rediscover the thrilling quest for lost worlds and the mysteries they hold.

جزئیات کتاب

فرمت جلد نرم
صفحات 218 صفحه
زبان انگلیسی
منتشر شده دسامبر 4, 2022
ناشر Independently published
نسخه‌ها 3833 نسخه
ISBN-13 9798366135870

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