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Chapter Book · Ages 11–+ · 1912 · Est. 8.5 hour read
The Lost World
Book #1 in the The Professor Challenger Stories series
Trapped in a prehistoric world, explorers face dinosaurs and ancient threats.
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172 pages· 74,684 words· Est. 8.5 hour read
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Bookroo's summary
Join Professor Challenger and his team as they venture into the Amazon's uncharted plateau, only to find themselves stranded in a land where dinosaurs roam and apemen rule. With civilization out of reach, they must navigate this perilous world and its ancient conflicts. Will they survive the primeval dangers and return to tell their tale, or become part of the lost world forever? Discover the thrilling adventure that challenges the boundaries of time and survival.
From the publisher
Headed by the larger than life figure of Professor Challenger, a scientific expedition sets out to explore a mysterious plateau in the Amazon rainforest. The adventurers find themselves trapped in a world lost in time, inhabited by dinosaurs and apemen. They too must take part in an ancient struggle for survival… Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tale of adventure and discovery remains as witty and enthralling as when it first appeared in 1912. This new critical edition explores the cultural contexts of one of the most entertaining books ever written.
At a glance
- Format
- Pages
- 172
- Words
- 74,684
- Reading age
- 11–99+
- Audience
- Young Adult
- Lexile
- 1250L
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Book details
Reading levels
- ATOS
- 7.8
- F&P level
- ~Z+
- AR points
- 13
- AR interest level
- UG
- AR quiz
- 36256
Publication
- Published
- January 26, 1998
- First published
- January 1, 1912
- Publisher
- Dover Publications
Edition
- Language
- English
- Type
- Chapter Book
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