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The Children of Captain Grant

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During a pleasant sailing trip, Lord and Lady Glenarvan find a message in a bottle in the stomach of a shark. The missive is from one Captain Grant, whose ship has gone down at sea. But the message is damaged, and the location of the castaways is a mystery. With only a few clues in hand, they head off in search of the survivors accompanied by the missing captain's children, an absent minded scholar, and a crew of stalwart sailors. Little do they know that their journey will take them on dangerous adventures to the farthest reaches of the globe... The Children of Captain's Grant was first published in 1868 as part of Jules Verne's remarkable fifty-four-book series Extraordinary Voyages . Now a beautifully adapted graphic novel by Alexis Nesme, it will sweep a new audience from Europe to the American to Australia and beyond, encountering people, creatures, and landscapes around the world.

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The Children of Captain Grant, Alexis Nesme, Wilson Ramos Jr., Jules Verne, Joe Johnson

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2016
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Title
The Children of Captain Grant
Language
English
Publisher
Papercutz
Released
2016
Format
Paperback
Pages
144
ISBN10
1629914665
ISBN13
9781629914664
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During a pleasant sailing trip, Lord and Lady Glenarvan find a message in a bottle in the stomach of a shark. The missive is from one Captain Grant, whose ship has gone down at sea. But the message is damaged, and the location of the castaways is a mystery. With only a few clues in hand, they head off in search of the survivors accompanied by the missing captain's children, an absent minded scholar, and a crew of stalwart sailors. Little do they know that their journey will take them on dangerous adventures to the farthest reaches of the globe... The Children of Captain's Grant was first published in 1868 as part of Jules Verne's remarkable fifty-four-book series Extraordinary Voyages . Now a beautifully adapted graphic novel by Alexis Nesme, it will sweep a new audience from Europe to the American to Australia and beyond, encountering people, creatures, and landscapes around the world.