Sounds interesting! I'll have to take a look!

Yeah! Its why I think Africa could make an amazing setting!

Hey thanks! It's good to see you again too! Things are going ok, hopefully things get easier soon!

Thank you, it's hard to see, but no matter what platform, I'll find a way to continue.

That's true, that's why it'd have to take place today for safety reasons.

They can be confusing to be fair. With how many cultivars and such they can be incredibly hard to tell apart sometimes.

Hell yeah! you'll have to let me know what you think! I should have another review out on this weekend!

My god, that's amazing! I'll def have to visit one day!

All in all it was an excellent book that I thoroughly enjoyed. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the sea, water animals and exploration. Well worth a read!

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like filler. I wish there was more exploration of the underwater world, see never before seen before creatures, exploring shipwrecks more than just glancing at them I wished for more depth (no pun intended) in the discoveries they found.

My major gripe, I feel like so much time is spent on the naturalist aspect. It felt kind of repetitious. I felt that pages filled with that, while exploring Atlantis was left in one small chapter. It felt like important events were over in a flash, while chapters felt

perfectly contrast each other with captain Nemo's secretive and reclusive nature, opposed to the Professor's curious and determined inquisitiveness that drive the story between important destinations.

Listening to the journey they take from the hunting trip underwater to the Nautilus getting stuck in the ice, From visiting the south pole to finding the underwater city of Atlantis! It tells a wonderful and exciting tale and journey. The professor and Captain nemo