Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea
A daring voyage beneath the waves revealing wonder, danger, and the enigmatic Captain Nemo.
About this book
Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea plunges readers into a spectacular voyage beneath the ocean's surface, where science, wonder and menace intertwine. When marine naturalist Professor Pierre Aronnax, his steadfast servant Conseil, and the pragmatic harpooner Ned Land embark aboard the mysterious submarine Nautilus, they are carried into a world of coral labyrinths, bioluminescent vistas, and astonishing marine life, guided by a brilliant but secretive commander whose vision challenges the limits of human knowledge. Rich with scientific curiosity, adventure, and philosophical rumination, Verne's novel is both a rousing seafaring tale and a prescient meditation on technology's power and peril.