The mysterious island is one of the most famous and read novels written by Jules Verne, published in the "Magasin d'Education et de Récréation," from 1 January 1874 (volume 19, number 217) to 15 December 1875 (volume 22, number 264), and in a single volume on 22 November 1875.
Dostoiévski's novels are based on a dramatically lived experience that the author is masterfully transformed into a fiction that is always a transpose of reality. This realism is the one that characterizes The Teen, a novel that has as its main protagonist a young Russian who admires or hates his father according to the contradictory influences he receives. The life of the teenager and an altarpiece of characters, wonderfully characterized by Dostoiévski, which shines around him, is creating a crescendo in the novel, which is what moves the reader not to leave the reading until the last page.
At the death of his father, Rosa is left alone and must go live with his guardian, Uncle Alec, and with his many aunts. He's weak, sick and sad in character. But among his happy uncle Alec, a single doctor who has been around the world, his new friend Phoebe and his many cousins, Rosa changes and develops a lovely personality.
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