Sci fi Pioneer Poll: Favorite Jules Verne work(s)?

[AbbyNormal]

I just started rereading Around the World in Eighty Days and was curious which books by Jules Verne were more popular among the Answers community.

Thanks.
I understand the confusion, but The Time Machine is by H.G. Wells.

I tried to find a concise list of Verne books to cut and paste here, but was unsuccessful.

 

[FriezaC]

Probably the one that sold the most.

 

[GeBeJeaMD]

"Ten Thousand Leagues Under The Sea", because the Ocean(s) are so mysteriously beautiful and dangerous...

GBJ

 

[reporter]

the time machine, though he didn't write it; he's considered the father of science fiction.

 

[Ravencalls]

the time machine.

 

[reporter]

the time machine, though he didn't write it; he's considered the father of science fiction.

 

[daisymae]

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea

 

[Sacha]

I loved Around the World in Eighty Days. Journey to the Center of the Earth and A Thousand Leagues Under The Sea are great as well.

 

[Notsosavvy]

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Loved that giant squid scene.

 

[maxbaucus]

The submarine story -- beneath the sea etc.

 

[MotherNature1]

Journey to the Center of the Earth BTW that book & the movie inspired me (a claustrophobic) to spelunking.

 

[ULookFatontv]

The Mysterious Island is my personal favorite.

 

[MannishBoy]

A Journey to the Center of the Earth......