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H. G. Wells was one of the founders of science fiction and his novels have remained extremely popular since they were first released.
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1 author picked The Invisible Man as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Similar in vein, a more opaque story than Frankenstein, and with a more indeterminate morality surrounding the main character, who is, after all, a crackpot murderer, but eliciting perhaps the same complex reactions toward him and the other characters at the book’s tragic ending.
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