The Lost World By Arthur Conan Doyle Illustrated edition by Arthur Conan Doyle Literature Fiction eBooks
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The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle
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The restless, questing intellect of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle spurred him far beyond the ingenious puzzles he constructed for Sherlock Holmes. In The Lost World, Doyle, a devotee of the occult and fantastic tales of adventure and discovery, introduces his readers to Professor Challenger, an eccentric paleontologist, on his suspense-filled search for prehistoric creatures in the wilds of the . Professor Challenger's doughty troupe includes a skeptical colleague, Professor Summerlee; the cool-headed, plucky sportsman Lord John Roxton; and the narrator, the intrepid reporter Edward Malone. When their bridge to civilization collapses, the explorers find themselves marooned among dinosaurs and savage ape-people.
The Lost World By Arthur Conan Doyle Illustrated edition by Arthur Conan Doyle Literature Fiction eBooks
Was expecting some relation between this book and the movie, but I was wrong. The book could be concidered a completely different situation and story from the movie. Sure some characters are the same and equipment might be the same but everything else is different in a good way. The book makes it seem if you've watched the movie you'll know what to expect in the book. Not here! The author keeps it interesting till the end. Glad I read the book after seeing the movie or I would not have liked the movie. I only knocked one star off because of the over explaining of certain things that don't contribute to much.Product details
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Having watched the movie and not read the book I found the book to be so much better than the movie adaptation which really isn't even similar. Crichton's books are so fun, but make you feel like you are reading something education that will make you smarter. Malcolm is a much more satisfying character in the books.
I had seem the movie, somehow did not realize who the author was. Decided to investigate, and the book was much better than the screen version.
This was a real grabber! The characters were beautifully crafted and believable. Any age group would be into this. I saw the movie first and unfortunately it didn't do the book justice. I know that they always change the characters but in the end, it Lost the World. There is so much more to the story, I'm glad I got around to reading it. Very enjoyable!
Thanks Michael Crichton
I think this sequel to "Jurassic Park" is pretty great. It varies quite a bit from the movie most are familiar with, but I think that might have been because he was writing it while they were working on the movie. A few plot points characters, and devices such as vehicles are the same, but it's a pretty different experience than watching the movie. It's a more brutal book than, "Jurassic Park" IMO, but my son and I read through it pretty quickly. It you read and liked the first book, this book give you more of the same. It was Michael Crighton's only sequel to his novels.
For no apparent reason I had overlooked reading this book, written by one of my favorite authors. I have only read his Sherlock Holmes series (over and over, I might add) and was pleasantly surprised by The Lost World.
Professor Challenger is a ridiculed scientist with a tenacious narcissistic streak a mile wide. A young newsman trying to make a mark for himself by casting in his lot with the professor. Together with a big game hunter and a skeptical scientist (a foil to Challenger) they travel to South America to find a Jurassic plateu hidden in the . Adventure, dinosaurs, ape men, and a petulant girlfriend all appear in due order. Well worth the read, and holds up well despite the various movie treatments.
Now to the illustrations. These are not worth the additional cost. I'm not even sure what they are supposed to be, as most of them seem to have zero relevance to the text and are NOT Doyle's original drawings. They appear to be stylized (read software manipulated) stock photos as far as I can tell, but the quality is so poor that it is impossible to be certain. On the other hand, the text formatting of this illustrated version is quite good.
Very enjoyable read, from a fascinating period of history when adventure could still be found in far away places.
This classic by Arthur Conan Doyle was a favorite of mine growing up, and I wanted to buy a nice paperback copy for my daughter who likes both science and fantasy novels. I did not pay much attention to which of several available editions to pick, liked the cover photo of this one because it does not spoil the reader's discovery of what sort of creatures the "lost world" contains, and figured that there was little any publisher could do to mar the text of Arthur Conan Doyle.
Doyle's text is indeed intact and despite being written over a hundred years ago will, I think, still appeal to a young reader today. But, I nonetheless feel swindled. SaltHeartPublishers (whose website says it is based in the "beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia" and that it aims "to provide the public with quality reading material and bring attention to literary works relevant to our times") seems to have little notion of what a normal book looks like. I am not a lawyer, and there are evidently legal issues relevant here, but I have difficulty understanding why a book might have to be printed without the slightest explanation of prior publication (all it says in the inside cover is "This work resides in the public domain," though there is a rather cryptic and unexplained year printed beneath the author's name on the title page), and the publisher's location is not mentioned anywhere in the book. An odd note on the inside back cover says it was "Made in the USA, San Bernardino, CA").
It took me scarcely a minute on-line to figure out why this "book" appears in the form it does. They have copy-pasted exactly what is available for free on Project Gutenberg. For my extra $8 plus shipping I got that free text in a paperback book form. It otherwise resembles no self-respecting book I have ever seen. The Project Gutenberg formatted table of contents looks ghastly in a book. There are no spaces between the chapter names, which are capitalized, in quotes, underlined, and in exactly the same Gutenberg typewriter font. The paragraphs in the book text itself are set apart not by indentation but by spaces, "business letter" style. It looks very weird. I would gladly have paid double the price I did to get a real book. I am not even sure I want to give this to my daughter now, but living in Central Europe it is hard to find English language books, and summer vacation looms.
I have been a satisfied customer since the company began in the late 1990s, but have learned an important lesson with this experience. This not the first instance I have encountered here what you see being NOT what you get, only the most disappointing. evidently does not vet what it sells. In the future, I will be more wary of buying a book on from an unknown publisher that does not offer the "look inside" function. offers services that few bookstores could hope to match, and my regard for the company's overall book sales function remains high, but it is clear to me now that continued competition from bookstores serves a very valuable quality control purpose.
Light read, but beautifully done. Not complex but we'll crafted in a way I believe is not common among contemporary writers. I liked that Doyle takes more words, better words, to describe the environment. The creature descriptions are wonderfully fantastic. I won't give away spoilers but I will say where the protagonist ends up in the end is brilliant, and teaches the male reader a thing or two about genuine manliness. Read this on a recommendation from an older coworker, glad I did and would easily pass this recommendation on. Well worth the read.
Was expecting some relation between this book and the movie, but I was wrong. The book could be concidered a completely different situation and story from the movie. Sure some characters are the same and equipment might be the same but everything else is different in a good way. The book makes it seem if you've watched the movie you'll know what to expect in the book. Not here! The author keeps it interesting till the end. Glad I read the book after seeing the movie or I would not have liked the movie. I only knocked one star off because of the over explaining of certain things that don't contribute to much.
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