Aftertaste collection set

※Features of book set Aftertaste collection set Three good books, six stories Carefully selected popular original works from film and television works, travel to the center of the earth together, and complete the feat of traveling around the world Let you understand the differences in the four seasons of the year, and then experience the test of growth with the animals. This is a high-quality hardcover book with a Morandi color cover and hot stamping. It is easy to carry and has a full-text light novel layout. It is convenient for reading at home or out. A must-have for high-quality life! ※Content introduction Jules. Verne "Journey to the Center of the Earth" German geology professor Lidenbrock and his nephew Axel discovered from ancient books that one can enter the mysterious underground world from a certain volcanic crater in Iceland! In order to explore the truth and solve the scientific mystery, the guide Hans led the two people on a thrilling adventure trip to the center of the earth! Adhering to the spirit of perseverance, they traveled through the underground ocean and giant mushroom jungle, encountered ferocious sea monster battles, and even encountered a group of living prehistoric mastodons! Struggling to move forward between despair and hope, they finally ended up in a purgatory of churning magma. People couldn't help shouting "Help!" after watching them. Can these three brave adventurers return home safely? Follow the footsteps of an adventurer, explore the unknown and unlock the infinite possibilities of the future! "Around the World in Eighty Days" In a club in London in the 19th century, the British gentleman Mr. Fogg made a huge boast and bet all his wealth in the bank: he promised that he could travel around the world in eighty days! There are no planes, only trains, ships, and elephants, as well as his precise route and time arrangement. With his calmness and quick wit, he has gone through storms at sea, court accusations by Indian monks, and American Indians robbing trains... ... He saved the day time and time again and successfully traveled across four continents: Europe, Africa, Asia and the United States, but at the critical moment, he was caught and thrown into prison! As time passes, can Mr. Fogg return to London on time and win the bet within the agreed time? LeDong Forest "Forest News" Have you ever seen a flying spider or a rabbit jumping up a tree? Besides going to the zoo, where can you see live animals or even wild animals? "Forest News" is specially written in the form of a newspaper according to the time sequence of spring, summer, autumn and winter, and publishes various stories about birds, beasts and insects - the "bird island" hanging upside down in the sky, as well as snowy owls, arctic gulls, Arctic foxes and other unique northern animals are all here! The picturesque and childlike style brings the image of the northern forest to life on the page. Guaranteed to satisfy your curiosity about nature and wild animals. Follow the reporters of the Forest News and the "Q&A" game to cultivate field observation skills, and explore more wonderful stories of nature throughout the year! "The Wind in the Willows" humor! Warm! A little animal adventure that shows love in need. Along the Liulin River where the four seasons change, moles, river rats, badgers, and toads favored by nature breathe the breath of the earth and listen to the song of the breeze. In this beautiful and romantic landscape, there is a warm story of four small animal friends with different personalities, who share blessings and share hardships in a fantasy and thrilling journey. When the homely little mole yearns for the colorful world outside and gets lost in the dark and gloomy wild woods; the young man Toad, who pursues excitement and freshness, goes to jail regardless of the consequences; when the luxurious house is taken over by the bully weasel, Chongqing How do the righteous river rats and badgers show their everlasting friendship? Rudyard. Kipling "The Rest of the Furious Sea" Wei, an arrogant and willful son of a rich family, accidentally fell into the sea from a cruise ship and was lucky enough to be rescued by a fishing boat named "Here". From then on, he started a completely different life. Wei, who is accustomed to using money to achieve his goals, could only scratch his nose and obey Captain Disco's orders after his pocket money disappeared. In the days to come, he learned various navigation and fishing techniques from his companions on the boat, listened to many anecdotes about the sea, and witnessed with his own eyes the lamentable shipwreck. After several months of experience, Wei became accustomed to life at sea and gradually realized the value of having the ability to make an independent living. "Jungle Story" Mowgli, a human boy who was raised by wolves, learned and obeyed the laws of the jungle under the wise guidance and protection of Baloo the brown bear, Basilah the black panther, and Kaaba the python, and gradually grew into a strong young man. The wild jungle is a world where the weak and the strong eat each other. Each species has its own survival mode. Although Mowgli cannot run as fast as his wolf brothers and is not as strong as a huge elephant or tiger, he continues to learn from wise men and is flexible. Use all kinds of wisdom to give yourself more powerful abilities, overcome super imaginary difficulties and crises one by one, and make evil beasts and arrogant humans suffer! He solved crisis after crisis with his wit: when he was kidnapped by a group of monkeys, he asked an eagle to send a message for rescue; he provoked wild bees to deal with an army of wild dogs, and then used garlic to escape. However, as a human being, he was squeezed out by other beasts and had to return to the crowd to start a strange journey, but for some reason he was expelled by people Stone. How will he face these setbacks? In the end, will he become a socialized human being or a member of the jungle? ※About the author Jules. Jules Gabriel Verne Jules. Verne was a French novelist, naturalist and popular science writer. He wrote more than 60 science fiction novels in his lifetime and is known as the "Father of Science Fiction". In France, to commemorate the centenary of his death, 2005 is designated as the Year of Verne. Verne was passionate about research and committed to the pursuit of scientific truth. He loved traveling and was full of romantic imagination. His writing was fluent, his storylines were humorous, and he was good at creating exciting adventure plots. He is the French writer whose works have been translated the most. dimension. Vitaly Bianki (1894~1959) Only someone who loves nature like Bianchi can bring readers such lifelike natural literary creations. His father was a biologist, and Bianchi was influenced by him. He loved nature since he was a child and became interested in the knowledge of animals and the mysteries of nature. In addition to taking ornithology as a university major in the Department of Natural Sciences, he also engaged in artistic research on drawing animals and plants. Kenneth. Kenneth Grahame (1859~1932) Graham is a British children's literature writer who works in a bank. He works diligently at his job during the day and goes home to write hard at night. His writing style is delicate and warm, and he once published short works in magazines, and later successively published "The Chronicles of Pagans", "The Golden Age" and "Dream Days". His most famous representative work is "The Wind in the Willows", which features anthropomorphic animals as the protagonist. Rudyard. Rudyard Kipling The youngest winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in history, he was born in Mumbai, India. His childhood experiences influenced Kipling's future creative style, and he was good at describing stories set in India. His solid writing style and wonderful stories are attributed to his usual obsession with traveling and interviews, and his passion for recording folk customs and local anecdotes from various places. Reading his works is like traveling around the world with the protagonists, and he is therefore known as "an innovator in the art of short stories."