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The Invisible Man
The Invisible Man | Wells
4 posts | 12 read | 3 to read
The Invisible Man lets loose a reign of terror! He assaults people, damages property and creates utter chaos. In a blind burst of fire, he gets injured, but manages to escape. He takes shelter at the house of Dr. Kemp, a Scientist, who turns out to be an
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cottagelantern
Mehso-so

3 stars ⭐️
An interesting premise and excellent, old-fashioned writing, but a bit boring and repetitive. It reminded me of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, as well as Frankenstein, but both of those books were much better. The Invisible Man is not only stupid, but annoying. What I'm left wondering is why he wanted so badly to be invisible; Wells states that he was an albino man, but he didn't face any discrimination for it... curious.

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Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick
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Started the month off with tbr most recent adaptation of The Invisible Man.
#scarathalon2020 #teamharkness @StayCurious
+6 points

StayCurious I saw the trailer for this and it looks scary AF! I'll be watching it for sure! 4y
Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick @StayCurious It was good, more thriller than horror. 4y
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ScoobySnacks3
Mehso-so

3/5
Just another classic. This story is about a man and the trials and tribulations he went through during his period of invisibility. Did not feel sorry for him, he was a first class douche bag.

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SpaceCowboyBooks
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Been a while since I read Wells, almost forgot how good his writing is.

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