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Mystery And Intrigue
Moral Dilemmas
Scientific Exploration
Identity And Existence
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Number of Pages
208
Age Group
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Language
English
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Step into a world where science and suspense collide in The Invisible Man, a science fiction classic that asks what power does to a person when the world cannot see them. This HarperCollins paperback edition brings H. G. Wells’s gripping tale into the hands of new readers and longtime fans alike, inviting you to explore identity, morality, and the human condition through an eerie, thought-provoking lens. Perfect for adults and older teens who crave atmospheric mysteries with lasting ideas, this book lands with a mix of adventure and intelligence.
The story unfolds through a tight, immersive narrative that blends scientific journals, diary entries, and measured narration. Wells builds tension as a brilliant but troubled scientist unlocks invisibility and confronts the consequences of becoming unseen. The experience is brisk and claustrophobic, with vivid settings and a pace that moves from curiosity to peril to moral crisis. Readers will appreciate the accessible prose, the way the book invites reflection on how appearance shapes reality, and the way each scene deepens questions about power and responsibility.
After finishing The Invisible Man, readers carry with them questions about what visibility means—within ourselves and in society. They gain a sense of literary heritage and a reminder that curiosity can be both brilliant and dangerous. The lasting impact is a haunting, thought-provoking glimpse into the cost of power and the resilience of human empathy.
Product Details
Author
H. G. Wells
Publisher
Harper Collins (India) Publishers
Number of Pages
208
Language
English
SKU
BK0006398
ISBN
9780008190071
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
17.8 x 1.3 x 11.1 cm
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 250
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