If you loved David Innes and Abner Perry’s perilous expedition deep beneath the earth’s surface, you’ll be swept away by Professor Lidenbrock’s daring descent into volcanic caverns and prehistoric landscapes. Journey to the Center of the Earth delivers relentless adventure and the exhilaration of a clear, high-stakes quest through unknown realms.

For fans of the Pellucidar’s mysterious underground domain and its bizarre creatures, The Lost World offers Professor Challenger’s thrilling expedition to a remote plateau where dinosaurs and primitive humans still roam. The richly imagined setting and sense of discovery will satisfy your craving for unknown worlds.

If you were gripped by the relentless action as Innes and Perry battled Mahars and Sagoths, you’ll revel in John Carter’s swashbuckling exploits on Barsoom. A Princess of Mars plunges you into non-stop combat, daring escapes, and strange civilizations, keeping you breathless from start to finish.

If you appreciated the direct, linear narrative drive of At the Earth's Core, you’ll find Tarzan of the Apes just as compelling. Follow Tarzan’s journey from orphaned infant to jungle lord in a narrative that’s clear, action-focused, and easy to follow—perfect for those who enjoy classic, unembellished adventure.

If you were fascinated by the Mahars and Sagoths and their unique underground society, The People That Time Forgot plunges you into the prehistoric world of Caspak, where you’ll encounter astonishing creatures and civilizations unlike any on the surface. The imaginative portrayal of alien cultures will spark your sense of wonder.