Lighthouse at the End of the World
by Jules Verne, translated from the French and edited by William Butcher.

“Lighthouse at the End of the World might be best read under the covers, after bedtime, by flashlight. It is a wondrous, old-fashioned adventure story, likely to bring out the little boy, the castaway, the pirate and the lighthouse-keeper in every reader.”—Susan Salter Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Book Review

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