The Invisible Man

"HG Wells' funniest book. Loved it"

"What would you do with the power of invisibility? Wells has a talent for being descriptive but not booking down in the details and an amazing ability to pack a lot of information into a short book. His ideas in fantasy topics are thought provoking and engaging. "

"A very compelling take on an otherwise basic concept. I love Wells’ portrayal of morality and human nature. The characters and plot are very engaging throughout. A shorter read but a good one at that."

"Unfortunately I didn't get a great vibe with this book, nunu "

"I loved. This. Book. "

"Really interesting what power can do to someone "

"One of if not my FAVORITE book of all time. Even if I am a sucker for romance and this book lacked of it, what H.G. Wells wrote made up for it. Adding more room for frightening, scientific, and psychological parts to the story. Jack Griffin’s character is so interesting and his character seems to be one of many that I put in a category of gothic literature scientists that go beyond normality; such as Dr. Jekyll and Victor Frankenstein. This book even became a beautiful movie starring one of my favorite actors, Claude Rains in 1933. Even with them adding the romance and changing a few things, the Invisible Man has always turned out incredible. I would recommend it to any reader curious of this genre. "

"DNF. Not for me"

"8/10"

"I do!"