Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

not the book I read

the so called sea monster maybe

The third review of a Jules Verne book on this blog  i.e. of Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. The fascinating science fiction or adventurous or mystery or drama (or whatever you feel appropriate) book has an unbelievably thrilling and exciting story with lots of unexpected events in it. The book starts off with a strange news that shakes the world (obviously the author's world, I mean imaginary), a steamship holed by a dreadful sea monster, the captain of which speaks of ghostly light. Does'nt that seem to sound like a phantom story? Well, to me, Yes. So, few men including Professor Arronax and his assistant, Terray; Ned, the prince of harpooners; Captain Farragut sailing, the Abraham Lincoln (a ship) set off for the hunt of the demon in the sea, who gave the story it's beginning. Then there is a shocking entrance of the beast and the professor falls into the rough sea due to the heavy strokes of the monster on the ship and drifts away from the water vessel. Alas! he is lost......oh no, the others also appear....what a relief! What comes next is the actual surprise of the story-  the so called monster is a huge submarin with Captain Nemo as the leader in it. The upcoming adventures are stupendous, so experience them yourself.