Jules Verne's The Children of Captain Grant/Les Enfants du Capitaine Grant/De Kinderen ban Kapitein Grant in French and Dutch

"The Children of Captain Grant," an adventurous novel by French author Jules Verne, was first published in 1868. The story begins with the discovery of a message in a bottle, partially eroded by seawater, which sparks a quest aboard the magnificent English yacht, the Duncan, to find the shipwrecked Captain Grant. On this daring expedition are his two children, Mary and Robert, along with one of the finest French geographers, the singular and amiable Jacques Paganel.

This edition is adorned with 172 engravings by François Riou, bringing the thrilling journey to life with vivid illustrations.

Moreover, this parallel text edition boasts a bilingual English-French format, providing an excellent opportunity for readers to enhance their language skills. By engaging with parallel texts, one can intuitively grasp vocabulary and grammar, making language learning a more natural and enjoyable process.

Whether you are a long-time admirer of Verne or are now encountering his work for the first time, this edition offers a linguistically enriching and immersive literary experience.