This novel inspired a nonfiction book written by Elizabeth Jane Cochrane under the pseudonym Nellie Bly. In this novel, the protagonist is suspected to be a bank robber, so he is followed by Inspector Fix. The search for a minister near the end of this novel so that the protagonist can marry Aouda [ah-OO-dah] revealed that the protagonist had forgotten about the International Date Line, which lets him arrive back at the Reform Club in time to win a bet he made. Name this novel concerning Phileas [FIH-lee-us] Fogg's journey, written by Jules Verne.
This novel inspired a nonfiction book written by Elizabeth Jane Cochrane under the pseudonym Nellie Bly. In this novel, the protagonist is suspected to be a bank robber, so he is followed by Inspector Fix. The search for a minister near the end of this novel so that the protagonist can marry Aouda [ah-OO-dah] revealed that the protagonist had forgotten about the International Date Line, which lets him arrive back at the Reform Club in time to win a bet he made. Name this novel concerning Phileas [FIH-lee-us] Fogg's journey, written by Jules Verne.
This novel inspired a nonfiction book written by Elizabeth Jane Cochrane under the pseudonym Nellie Bly.
Around the World in Eighty Days (accept Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours)