Around the World in 80 Days

Rich resident of London and member of the Reform Club, a prestigious social club, is Mr. Phileas Fogg. He places a wager with the other club members at the Reform Club that he can travel the length of the world by train and steamship in only eighty days. He calls for Passepartout, his domestic staff, and they immediately set out to traverse the world because 20,000 pounds are on the line. One of Frank Lee’s most well-known books is this one.