Mysterious Island

I like this book very much. I found it here for the first time. I feel so lucky. It is written very informatively, and I feel united and united in the face of difficulties. He never regretted spending many years on the island, finally found the captain, solved the unsolved secret, and finally returned to his motherland.

I read half of the book when I was in the third grade of elementary school, and finally read it completely when I turned fifty. This solved the confusion that had accompanied me since I was a teenager. Classics are always popular! Thanks Tomato. Com!

A volcanic island gave several people in trouble the continuation of life and even great wealth. Thanks to their united struggle, there is no intrigue or intrigue. The more difficult the situation is, the more we should unite all the forces that can be united, so that we can have hope and a future...

It is a classic book that tells the story of several people who escaped from prison, were hit by a storm, and landed on an island. They relied on their strong willpower and extraordinary wisdom to survive on the island.

This book is very good. Is there any anthology of Verne? There's also Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Grant. -The Captain's Daughter'

I have read all of Verne's Ocean Trilogy. After reading this article, I discovered that Verne's thinking is meticulous and interlocking, and it well explained my doubts in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Captain Grant's Children!

It's so beautiful. This is the second time I've read it. I read a book twenty years ago and I still remember part of the plot. I read it again on this website today. Good book. It would be better if it is accompanied by a map

Very pretty, I really like engineers!

I looked at it by accident, and it should be a very old work. It has many bugs and the characters are as featureless as NPCs. The knowledge base in science and engineering is very rich, but practical application is generally not the same thing. Overall not bad

The aftertaste is endless, and the flow of literature can never be as good as the masterpieces! [Praise]

It was very interesting and expressive to connect Captain Grant's children with Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. When I read that the ship was Captain Robert, and the person who had been helping was Captain Nemo, it made people feel the change of time and was shocked. Like it! ! !

Captain Nemo... Maybe this is a good ending for him! [Cry][cry]

After all, it is a masterpiece, and it is not comparable to ordinary online novels! There are no women, no boring gags, the writing is rigorous, the logic is clear, and it is well-founded! Although there are still some unreasonable things, considering that he is a science fiction author, the flaws are not concealed! ! !

The author's imagination is so rich that for every missing object there is always someone who will make it using materials found on the island. How could this happen in real life? It just looks fun.

The engineers are undoubtedly very lucky, but if they did not have so much knowledge, they would not be able to live on Lincoln Island. We also need to learn more things and use them when they are useful.

It is a relatively good-looking book and worth recommending [Like]

Childhood memories, re-read it and regain your past youthful years.

A great classic book. I read it when I was a teenager and still can't put it down.

Very beautiful, very exciting!

It's okay. I read Du books 5-6 years ago. I didn't expect that I have an impression of the first 4/5, and reading it is also a kind of memory. It is similar to a book about survival in the wilderness, but there are people helping you secretly, and you can still make a living by yourself. Modern people are under great pressure and have rich imaginations. You can read it. In reality, there are very few variety shows about men farming and women weaving, building species, and surviving. Some of them can be regarded as Peiye. I hope there will be more variety shows like this.

It's best to have a map.

Verne's trilogy, very interesting

There are two other books related to this book, "Captain Grant's Daughter" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". This book is the most realistic rafting survival novel I have read after "Robinson Crusoe". Each character is vivid and has his or her own personality. It was as if I was also involved in the conversations of the characters inside.

I really like it. It's a very inspirational book. [Like]

I actually cried at the end, although I don't know what to cry about.

I love reading this kind of book so much! ! !

The only bad thing is that it doesn't expose human nature

It's been over 100 years and you can still watch it.

The author is very knowledgeable and awesome

I read part of it when I was in elementary school, found it and finished it when I was in junior high school, and now I found the electronic version and read it again in high school.