The Invisible Man HG Wells (Paperback)

from Kellswitch

H. G. Well's classic story of mad science gone wrong. My knowledge of the story was most definitely formed by the movies and cultural references and it was not at all what I was expecting. I found this book to me much more engaging and easy to read then I had been expected, I tend to have trouble...

from msafarik

H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man is a very interesting, but not altogether difficult read. This isn't to say that it is an easy read, but the plot is very straightforward, with little room for interpretation. However, this is not a bad thing! I really love reading H.G. Wells' works, and The Invisibl...

from Kristelh

The Invisible Man is a tale of the antihero, Griffin, a scientist/student who found a way to make himself invisible which he saw as a means of power. "An invisible man is a man of power". But there are disadvantages and everything he hoped to accomplish is halted by these difficulties, dogs that ...

from justabookreader

I was looking for something short to read and came across an old beat-up copy of The Invisible Man on our shelves. It seemed like the perfect book --- a little science fiction, a compact story, something to read while sitting on the roof enjoying a sunny afternoon. Griffin, a scientist, invents a...

from Davidgnp

I have been re-discovering H G Wells in free Kindle downloads, though this is the first time I have read 'The Invisible Man'. The book is fascinating in its concept and of course it spawned almost an industry of adaptations and imitations including the TV series I remember from the 1960s featurin...