My dad recommended this audiobook trilogy, and I loved it! I couldn’t put it down and even slacked on work to read them. It’s a great YA love story with a background of science fiction multiverses and evil alternate versions of characters. Such a great read!

Love anything Dr Seuss

I know this book gets a lot of hate (though no quite as much as Patrick Rothfuss does for not finishing this series after a decade of waiting on book three), but I love it. It's a bit more epic of a story than the first one, with certainly more travel, worldbuilding, and action, but the heart of the characters is still the same, and the worldbuilding is just... *chef's kiss*

Cute

Excellent story. I loved the fact that the main characters didn’t meet till more than half way through it. Only issue was I struggled to keep all the characters straight.

I love writing stories like her.

Nice easy read

great book!!

Quick read. A just one more page kinda book ?? enjoyed so much.

Genre Challenge. Professor Pierre Aronnax, his manservant and assistant Conseil and Canadian harpoonist Ned Land find themselves on the greatest sea adventure of a lifetime! When an underwater vessel attacks their host ship, The Abraham Lincoln, and thrown overboard they're rescued by the mysterious Captain Nemo. Their relief is short-lived as they're prisoners aboard the Nautilus, a dangerous vessel feared by the world. These brave men embark on a fantastic voyage around the world discovering an underwater aquatic world. Think Jacques Cousteau exploring the North and South Poles, watching unique creatures thrive in their natural habitat and glimpse the lost continent of Atlantis! Wow! Heavy classification and complicated scientific jargon dragged the story in spots. Otherwise this classic novel is worthy of attention to all readers, especially if you're lucky to find an illustrated copy!! Sheer brilliance!!