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Old 08-20-2021, 06:49 AM   #37
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Originally Posted by davtay View Post
db105, I am enjoying your reviews of Jules Verne very much. I don't know that I will ever actually read his works, but I am digging your "condensed" versions...and who knows, maybe I'll give one a shot.
Thanks for telling me, davtay. I like writing short reviews so that I can keep track of what I read and my reaction to it, and when I started this project I thought that if I wrote slightly longer reviews and put them together it wouldn't be much work and it might be useful for some Verne fans (or even for someone who wants to try a Verne book for the first time). And if someone comments and we can talk a bit about Verne or some of the books, so much the better.

Most of Verne's best-known books are from the first part of his career, so I'm interested in seeing what happens when I get to the little-known books, which of them I'll think are worth reading and which are not that good. Is The Village in the Treetops worth the time of a Verne fan? If I finish the project, that's the kind of question I'd like to answer (in a necessarily subjective manner, but at least speaking from the position of having read them all).

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