The Invisible Man By: H. G. Wells, Robert Schoolcraft, Linda Folsom

The Invisible Man: A Timeless Tale of Science and Hubris

Immerse yourself in the gripping suspense of H.G. Wells' classic science fiction novel, The Invisible Man, brought to you by Finisterra Books in a meticulously crafted Paperback edition.

About The Invisible Man

On a windswept night, a mysterious stranger arrives...

The tale begins on a stormy evening when a stranger, Dr. Jack Griffin, appears in the small English village of Iping, seeking solitude and refuge to pursue his academic endeavors. However, as recognition dawns upon him and those around him, it becomes increasingly apparent that scientific enlightenment has come at an unimaginable cost.

Wells' masterful narrative delves into the dark nature of humanity, exploring themes of hubris, power, and obsession. This unforgettable story remains a science fiction classic, captivating readers since its publication in 1897.

Book Details

Format and Dimensions

This edition is bound as a Paperback, measuring 200 mm in height, 125 mm in width, and with a spine width of 11 mm. The book boasts a total of 196 pages, ensuring an engrossing reading experience.

Age Range and Reading Level

Ideal for readers aged between 12 and 18, this novel is suitable for students from the 7th Grade up to College Freshman. The Lexile reading level is specified as 0290, indicating that it's accessible yet challenging for young adult readers.

Publication Information

Published by Finisterra Books on 01 Mar 2012, this edition bears the ISBN-13 number: 9780982954386. Despite being a Print On Demand title, it is Leading Article and Returnable.

Author and Translator

The Invisible Man was originally penned by the renowned English author Herbert George Wells. This particular edition has been translated and adapted by Robert Schoolcraft and Linda Folsom to ensure its accessibility for modern readers.

Why Choose The Invisible Man?

• Experience a timeless classic of science fiction, offering a unique blend of suspense, thought-provoking themes, and unforgettable characters.
• Delve into the psychological depths of Dr. Griffin's transformation and descent into madness.
• Explore the ethical implications of scientific discovery and unchecked ambition.
• Immerse yourself in a meticulously crafted Paperback edition that respects the original novel while offering modern accessibility.

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