Sci fi Pioneer Poll: Favorite Jules Verne work(s)?

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I just started rereading Around the World in Eighty Days and was curious which books by Jules Verne were more popular among the Answers community.

Thanks.
I understand the confusion, but The Time Machine is by H.G. Wells.

I tried to find a concise list of Verne books to cut and paste here, but was unsuccessful.
 
"Ten Thousand Leagues Under The Sea", because the Ocean(s) are so mysteriously beautiful and dangerous...

GBJ
 
the time machine, though he didn't write it; he's considered the father of science fiction.
 
the time machine, though he didn't write it; he's considered the father of science fiction.
 
I loved Around the World in Eighty Days. Journey to the Center of the Earth and A Thousand Leagues Under The Sea are great as well.
 
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