This novel tells the story of that mysterious man who rented a room in the house of Mr. and Mrs. Hall. As time passes, this man becomes more mysterious and Mr. Hall notices that until all the townspeople discover that this man is invisible and no one can see him if he takes off his clothes! What is the secret of this man? How did he hide himself? What is the relationship of the invisible man to Marvel the Tramp? What is the secret of the three books that Marvel the Tramp hid from the invisible man? What is the role of Dr. Kemp in his arrest? And did the invisible man remain invisible?! Be sure that you will not stop reading until you discover these secrets.
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The Invisible Man
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A science fiction novel that explores the consequences of unbridled ambition when a scientist discovers a way to become invisible, but loses control of himself and the consequences of his actions.
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