The Invisible Man

The Invisible Man"The minds of all of us, and therefore the physical world, would be perceptibly different if H. G. Wells had never existed." George Orwell Look Inside the Book Against all odds, the unremarkable little man with a chip on his shoulder discovers the formula to make himself disappear. But instead of attaining the magnificent potential he first imagined, the Invisible Man finds himself in need of a private safe houseand that means confiding in a boringly

"The minds of all of us, and therefore the physical world, would be perceptibly different if H.G. Wells had never existed." -George Orwell

Look Inside the Book

Against all odds, the unremarkable little man with a chip on his shoulder discovers the formula to make himself disappear. But instead of attaining the magnificent potential he first imagined, the Invisible Man finds himself in need of a private safe-house—and that means confiding in a boringly normal human being. For such an irascible (and now freakish) individual, this is easier said than done. Petty crime escalates to violence, and the cops begin to take notice of the Invisible Man.

With its blend of realism and imagination, this Canon Classic is one of the “scientific romances” that determined the modern sci-fi genre. The Canon Classics series presents the most definitive works of Western literature in a colorful, well-crafted, and affordable way. Unlike many other thrift editions, our classics feature individualized designs that prioritize readability by means of proper margins, leading, characters per line, font, trim size, etc. Each book’s materials and layout combine to make the classics a simple and striking addition to classrooms and homes, ideal for introducing the best of literary culture and human experience to the next generation.

This edition does not feature a worldview guide or introduction.

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IMPRINT: Canon Classics

AUTHOR: H.G. Wells

PAGE COUNT: 172 pages

SIZE: 5.5x8.5"

BINDING: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1944503145

ISBN-13: 9781944503147

PUB. DATE: May 31, 2016 (first published in 1897)

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