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La guerre des mondes
By: H. G. Wells
Narrated by: Bernard Petit
Length: 6 hrs and 32 mins

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La guerre des mondes

Name: La guerre des mondes
Brand: Le Livre qui parle
SKU: BK_LIPA_000133UK
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By: H. G. Wells

Narrated by: Bernard Petit

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Summary

Londres, les Martiens débarquent. Afin de préserver leur espèce, ils envahissent la Terre et sèment terreur et désolation. Le roman décrit l'aventure du point de vue d'un seul personnage qui seul (ou presque) tente de rejoindre sa femme. Le roman est très bien mené et le parti pris de ne décrire qu'un point de vue ponctuel est réellement intéressant. La multiplicité des détails et des anecdotes renforcent l'angoisse de l'auditeur. À noter la description de la fuite des habitants de Londres dont le sordide et le rythme montre parfaitement la panique.

Premier roman décrivant un combat inter-espèces, ce roman reste un grand classique du genre. Pourtant, malgré la naïveté de la description des martiens, le roman n'a pas pris une ride.