Las grandes novelas de aventuras

The three Musketeers Alexandre Dumas ★ 9.3/10 1844 Camaraderie, betrayal and swords in the France of Richelieu Treasure Island Robert Louis Stevenson ★ 8/10 1883 Fundamental novel of adventures Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe ★ 7/10 1719 A pioneering novel of the adventure and survival genre The return to the world in eighty days Jules Verne ★ 8/10 1872 Phileas Fogg accepts £20,000, which is half his fortune, that he is able to turn the world around in eighty days. Journey to the center of the earth Jules Verne ★ 8/10 1864 The novel is about the expedition of a mineralogy teacher, Otto Lidenbrock, his nephew Axel and a guide called Hans to the interior of the Earth. Moby-Dick Herman Melville ★ 6/10 1851 Philosophical novel and ocean adventures Don Quixote de la Mancha Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra ★ 8/10 1605-1615 Work summit that bases the modern novel The Adventures of Allan Quatermain H. Rider Haggard ★ 6/10 1887 Overview Tarzan of the Apes Edgar Rice Burroughs ★ 8/10 1912 Tarzan of the Apes is a novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the first in a series of books about the main character of Tarzan. Sergeant Lamb's America Robert Graves ★ 6/10 1940 Adventures by Sergeant Lamb, a man from Dublin at the service of His Majesty's army. the story begins with the first days of Lamb in Dublin and ends with his arrival in Boston as a member of the regiment made prisoner after Burgoyne's surrender in Saratoga. Ines of my soul Isabel Allende ★ 8/10 2006 nés Suárez is a young and humble seamstress who embarks on the New World in search of her husband, lost on the other side of the Atlantic. Inés, who longs for a life of adventures, will not find her husband but a passionate love: Pedro de Valdivia, field master of Francisco Pizarro, with whom he will face the risks and uncertainties of the conquest and foundation of the kingdom of Chile. The Count of Montecristo Alexandre Dumas ★ 9.3/10 1845 A novel of betrayal, escape and personal justice