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From the Earth to the Moon

Written by: Jules Verne
Narrated by: Bernard Mayes
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 The War of the Rebellion is over, and the members of the American Gun Club, bored with inactivity, look around for a new project. At last they have it: "We will build the greatest projectile the world has ever seen and make the moon our 38th state!"

When From the Earth to the Moon was published in 1865, it was regarded as pure fantasy. Who could imagine a rocket that would carry men and animals through space? Today, like so many of Jules Verne's prophecies, space travel is a reality. Here's a fun adventure story that shows how Verne, with foresight that is at times almost eerily accurate, envisioned a trip to the moon.

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It felt like listening to sleepy grandpa reading a technical manuscript.... not my favorite jules vern. the story is soo technical it's hard to follow. but great concept

Not the best

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Weird, but entertaining.
The end made me belly laugh.
Honestly Jules Verne can do no wrong, his books are all amazing.

Weird as all get out

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Took a bit to get into but found in it the typically Vernian style I was looking for. The ending seemed almost curt, would have preferred another chapter or 2. Performance was overall okay, but there are points I cringed at a voice or heard too many mouth noises. Overall i enjoyed the book and would recommend to those interested in a new Vernian Adventure however I probably wont be re-listening to this novel

Not Bad

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this isn't one of his best books but still interesting to listen. I believe that's because most of his books have science mixed into the adventure while this is one is more science then adventure. the title is miss leading though because going to the moon and back is mentioned only once and isn't even the goal that is being accomplished in the book. Also side note I believe Jules is the original creator of anime bullsh!t science, just though I'd let you know :D

I love how Jules can capture the feeling of adventure

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there is a whole missing part before the end of the novel following the discharge of the columbiade there is a scene in the shell that is not included.

disapointed

missing parts

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