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	title:	The Invisible Man (Penguin Classics)
	author:	H.G. Wells, Patrick Parrinder
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Classics
	released:	March 31, 2005
	isbn:	014143998X
	isbn-13:	9780141439983

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Customer Reviews
Disappointing - Rated Definitely my least favourite of the author's four main SF novels. The theme of the misguided scientist corrupted by his own discovery is handled much better in the Island of Dr Moreau. Much of this novel struck me as overly comedic, indeed rather slapstick. The other characters aside from the eponymous one are unmemorable ciphers. A disappointment. Great Book - Rated Fantastic book. Thinking that it has been written at the end of 19th century. The story makes you fell a little angry and dissapointed in the main character Griffin (the Invisible Man). On the other hand you have to sympathise with him and feel for him. This is one of the books that everybody should read. Very well written and I will deffinetely read more from this author. Recomended.

Customer Reviews

Disappointing - Rated 3/5
Definitely my least favourite of the author's four main SF novels. The theme of the misguided scientist corrupted by his own discovery is handled much better in the Island of Dr Moreau. Much of this novel struck me as overly comedic, indeed rather slapstick. The other characters aside from the eponymous one are unmemorable ciphers. A disappointment.

Great Book - Rated 5/5
Fantastic book. Thinking that it has been written at the end of 19th century. The story makes you fell a little angry and dissapointed in the main character Griffin (the Invisible Man). On the other hand you have to sympathise with him and feel for him.

This is one of the books that everybody should read. Very well written and I will deffinetely read more from this author.

Recomended.