Rollercoasters: The Invisible Man: H.G. Wells
Rollercoasters: The Invisible Man: H.G. Wells
Rollercoasters: The Invisible Man
Author/Publisher: H.G. Wells, published by Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Secondary school students, particularly those in Years 8-10, and educators interested in classic literature and themes of science fiction.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive Content: The Invisible Man tells the story of Griffin, a scientist who discovers the secret to invisibility but finds himself grappling with the consequences of his actions. The narrative explores themes of isolation, morality, and the dangers of unchecked ambition.
- Clear Explanations: Wells’ writing simplifies complex scientific ideas and ethical dilemmas, making them accessible for younger readers while still engaging with thought-provoking concepts.
- Practice Questions: This edition includes discussion questions and comprehension exercises that encourage students to analyze character motivations, plot developments, and moral questions posed by the story.
- Exam Focused: Aligned with the English literature curriculum, the book serves as a valuable resource for exploring narrative techniques, character arcs, and thematic elements within the context of classic science fiction.
- Interactive Elements: Featuring group activities and creative writing prompts, this edition invites students to engage actively with the text and consider their interpretations of the themes of invisibility and identity.
- Culturally Significant: As one of the foundational works of science fiction, this book encourages students to consider the implications of scientific discovery and the ethical responsibilities that accompany such advancements.
Educational Value:
The Invisible Man helps students grasp key concepts related to ethics in science, the human condition, and societal perceptions of difference, fostering critical thinking and discussions around technology and morality.
Format and Quality:
This edition is available in a durable flexicover format, making it suitable for classroom use, with approximately 192 pages of engaging text.
Why Choose This Book:
Rollercoasters: The Invisible Man is perfect for students seeking to explore classic literature and science fiction, encouraging them to think critically about the implications of scientific progress and human behavior.
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