Journey to the Center of the Earth / Jules Verne /

Journey to the center of the earth - Jules verne … every book is a color, every color is a book... Journey to the center of the earth Jules verne Another fully illustrated book has been added to the friend children's series featuring the most outstanding examples of children's literature. Adapted to our language by Ali Aydoğan with a meticulous and meticulous study, the books, all of which are decorated with original drawings, will make a significant contribution to the language education of children. These books, which tell children about goodness and evil, justice, sharing, empathizing, loving nature, and being an individual in a crowd with the stories and tales they contain, stand out with their fluent narratives and beautiful drawings. We are pleased to present this special work, which consists of works recommended to be read by primary school students, to young readers. In the old quarter of Hamburg, Germany, there is a coded text waiting to be deciphered on a small paperwork. Young Axel's uncle, geologist and mineralogist professor Otto liedenbrock, had just found this coded compass while browsing through an old manuscript. The note encoded on this tiny piece of paper meant, for professor liedenbrock, the unveiling of the journey to the center of the earth. Axel, who was in love with his uncle's adopted daughter, Grauben, would respond to the objection of axel, "Wouldn't the journey to the magma melt us," knowing that it would not yield any results, and the answer of the professor in love with science would be "those who do not take risks cannot achieve success". There was nothing to do anymore. The journey to Denmark, which started on Sunday, May 24, 1863, by train, would take them to the Icelandic capital, Reykjavik, where they would set out to find the way in the craters of Mount Sneffell in order to go to the center of the world with the guide Hans they agreed on. Unbelievable surprises awaited them on this journey. And there was another waiting: Grauben, who loved Axel very much… Journey to the center of the earth, one of the most famous novels of Jules Verne (1828-1905), one of the pioneers of science fiction in literature, was first published in 1864. The works of Jules Verne, who wrote novels about the undersea, sky and outer space, were translated into nearly 150 languages, years before even aircraft and practical submarines were invented. This ad is listed with Entegrapi!. More than 50 stocks are offered to be sold at the campaign price.