The Time Machine and The Invisible Man (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (Barnes & Noble Classics)
Alfred J. MacAdam, H. G. Wells
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288 pages · Released Jan 6, 2005 · Barnes & Noble Classics
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This collection pairs two classic science fiction novelas that explore ambitious scientific ideas but contain some unsettling themes. *The Time Machine* presents a dystopian future with class conflict and predatory creatures, while *The Invisible Man* depicts a protagonist whose moral descent includes violence and psychological instability. Both are thought-provoking works suitable for older teens interested in classic literature and speculative fiction, though they require maturity to grapple with their darker elements.
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- English Science fiction
- Fiction
- Time travel
- Science fiction
- Space warfare
- Self-experimentation in medicine
- Scientists
- British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author)
- Fiction, science fiction, general
- Mentally ill
- Fiction, psychological
- Scientists, fiction
Books in the Four Masterworks (1895‒1898) series
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ISBN 9781593083250 · Barnes & Noble Classics