Jules Verne: From the earth to the moon by a direct route in 97 hours and 20 minutes. Around the moon

The great French writer and traveler Jules Verne created a world of exciting adventures and incredible inventions for his readers. His books, full of amazing travels and scientific discoveries, are loved and in demand by many generations of readers.
The book includes two science fiction novels about man's first unique trip to the moon. After the end of the Civil War in the United States, the chairman of the "Cannon Club" Impy Barbicane had a bold and daring idea - to create a cannon of unprecedented power, the projectile of which could reach the surface of the moon. A risky project brings together three brave daredevils. And now the decisive Frenchman Michel Ardant, the imperturbable American captain Nicole and Barbicane himself, a man with an iron will, are flying on a journey full of dangers and unpredictable events.

Author: Jules Verne

Illustrations: Oleg Pakhomov

Translation: Marko Vovchok

Pages: 432 (coated). Hard cover

Dimensions: 267x213x26 mm

Series: Adventureland