*Viajes extraordinarios* by Jules Verne

Visit the depths of the Earth, unravel the mysteries of the oceans, discover unexplored worlds, and investigate the wonders of the universe with this incredible illustrated collection of tales based on Jules Verne's most famous novels.

This spectacular collection includes:

Around the World in Eighty Days: Around the world in 80 days? Impossible! Only Phileas Fogg, an eccentric English gentleman, would dare to attempt it.

From the Earth to the Moon: Flying over the dark side of the Moon, seeing Earth from space, floating in zero gravity, or searching for extraterrestrial life. All this and much more awaits Impey Barbicane and his companions.

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: Fighting giant squids, surviving a terrible maelstrom, navigating under the Antarctic ice... Embark on the Nautilus, the submarine of the mysterious Captain Nemo.

Michael Strogoff: Michael Strogoff, courier of the Tsar, is tasked with delivering a message that could save the empire.

Two Years' Vacation: Fifteen boys of different ages and nationalities are shipwrecked on a desert island in the Pacific.

Journey to the Center of the Earth: Professor Lidenbrock and his nephew Axel will discover an underground world, with seas, forests, and antediluvian animals.

A Captain at Fifteen: A dangerous accident forces the young fifteen-year-old cabin boy Dick Sand to become the captain of his ship.

Five Weeks in a Balloon: Exploring Africa in a balloon? With the Victoria and two intrepid companions, Dr. Fergusson sets out to succeed where other great expeditions have failed.

In Search of the Castaways: After finding a mysterious message in a bottle, siblings Mary and Robert embark on a search for their missing father.

The Mysterious Island: Three Americans arrive by balloon on an unknown island in the Pacific.

School for Robinsons: Godfrey has always dreamed of living great adventures and seeing the world, but when he ends up trapped on a desert island with his dance teacher, things are very different from how he imagined them.