In one volume, the science fiction master’s three classics.

This collection contains three imaginative, humorous, and terrifying books by the outstanding H. G. Wells.

The famous story of a man’s nightmare experience while stranded on an island where a scientist performs grisly experiments is called The Island of scientist Moreau.

A science fiction story with humorous overtones about scientists who produce a race of giants, both human and animal and the world’s struggle to deal with them is titled The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth.

The First Men on the Moon, a scientist and a London businessman travel to the lunar surface where they are caught by a highly developed society of insectoid beings.