Farewell, Sentimental Journey: The Book Set

◆ "The Diary of a Young Girl," a testament to war's victims, and "The Story of My Life," chronicling a resilient spirit, two girls' courage will bring you hope. ◆ Two classic adventure novels from the Father of Science Fiction – "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "Around the World in Eighty Days." A collection of literary treasures, each book includes study guides for shared reading and discussion, fostering parent-child bonding. The "Collected Literary Masterpieces" Series: Revisit classic literature, journey through a sea of words, and immerse yourself in your own little world! Exquisite hardcover editions, featuring Morandi-inspired color palettes and gold-foil lettering on the cover. Their portable size and clear, light novel typesetting make them convenient for reading anywhere, at home or on the go. A must-have for a life of quality! ※ Content Introduction "Brave Girls" "The Diary of a Young Girl" During World War II, a Jewish girl named Anne Frank hid with her family in a secret annex. She shared her inner world and daily life with her closest friend, Kitty (the name Anne gave her diary). In the confines of their hiding place, Kitty was her confidante, to whom Anne confided the hardships of their daily life, vented her frustrations and conflicts with her family, expressed her curiosity and budding feelings for boys, articulated her dreams and self-reflections as she grew, and poured out her longing for the blue sky and freedom, along with her beliefs in world peace and equal human rights. The unpredictable turns of the war and the constant fear of discovery did not crush this thirteen-year-old girl. She learned, thought, and grew within her confined existence, living with hope until the day the annex was discovered, until this diary was found, and until today, when we bear witness to Anne Frank's extraordinary life. "Helen Keller" A girl who became deaf and blind due to illness at a young age, she could not see the world's vibrancy or hear nature's songs, experiencing the world only through touch. Confined to a dark and silent world, she was fortunate to meet many who helped her. Especially Miss Sullivan, who accompanied her growth, guiding her to feel the coldness of river water and the warmth of a human body, constantly spelling words into her palm, teaching her to recognize letters, learn, and communicate. Helen Keller never stopped learning. She overcame her deaf-blindness, learning to understand pronunciation and speak by touching lips, reading, writing, and even completing her studies at school. She illuminated her dark and silent world with knowledge, overcoming psychological and physical barriers with an unyielding spirit, forging an extraordinary life. "Jules Verne" "Journey to the Center of the Earth" German geology professor Lidenbrock and his nephew discover from an ancient book that a mysterious subterranean world can be accessed through a volcano crater in Iceland! To uncover the truth and unravel scientific mysteries, their guide Hans leads them on a thrilling subterranean adventure! With unwavering perseverance, they traverse underground oceans and forests of giant mushrooms, battle ferocious sea monsters, and encounter living prehistoric elephant herds! Struggling forward between despair and hope, they ultimately find themselves in a fiery purgatory, prompting cries of "Help!" Can these three brave adventurers return home safely? Follow the adventurers as they explore the unknown and unlock the infinite possibilities of the future! "Around the World in Eighty Days" In a 19th-century London club, English gentleman Mr. Phileas Fogg boasts, wagering his entire fortune: he claims he can circumnavigate the globe in eighty days! With no airplanes, only trains, steamships, and elephants, coupled with his precise route and schedule, he relies on composure and quick wit. He endures maritime storms, accusations in an Indian court by monks, and raids by American Indians on trains... Overcoming perils time and again, he successfully crosses four continents – Europe, Africa, Asia, and America. Yet, at a critical juncture, he is thrown into prison! As time ticks away, can Mr. Fogg return to London on time and win his bet? ※ Author Biographies Anne Frank The most widely known victim of the Holocaust, she died at fifteen, leaving behind a diary chronicling her life in the Netherlands during World War II. This diary not only showcases her exceptional literary talent but also serves as a precious historical testament, recording a young girl's perspective on the mental journey of Jews persecuted by the Nazis and the hardships of hiding in a dark secret annex. Helen Keller Born in Tuscumbia, Alabama, in 1880, she lost her sight and hearing due to a severe illness at eighteen months old. For a time, she communicated with her family using a system of signs she created herself. It wasn't until 1887 that she met her mentor, Anne Sullivan, who, under her tutelage, taught her sign language and words, soothing the impatience and helplessness caused by her deafness and blindness. With the help of her devoted teacher, Helen Keller received a formal education, ultimately graduating from Radcliffe College with remarkable perseverance, becoming the first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor's degree. Jules Gabriel Verne A French novelist, naturalist, and science writer, Jules Verne authored over sixty science fiction novels, earning him the title "Father of Science Fiction." In France, 2005 was declared Verne Year in commemoration of his centenary. Verne was passionate about research, dedicated to pursuing scientific truth, enjoyed travel, and possessed a romantic imagination. His writing is fluent, his plots are humorous and engaging, and he excels at creating thrilling adventure narratives. He is the most translated French author. Muchen Culture Editorial Team A group of professional editors who love to savor words and find endless joy in books. Their life's goal is to pour all their energy into creating excellent books, allowing future generations to immerse themselves in a splendid world of literature.