Order of Voyages Extraordinaires Books
Voyages Extraordinaires is a series of adventure novels by French novelist Jules Verne. The series is made up of unconnected journeys and adventures by various people. The editor, Pierre-Jules Hetzel, said that the idea of the series was “to outline all the geographical, geological, physical, and astronomical knowledge amassed by modern science and to recount, in an entertaining and picturesque format … the history of the universe.” The books are made with extreme addition to detail, combined with a love for exploration. The books give the reader a good amount of knowledge of geology, biology, astronomy, paleontology, oceanography and many of the different cultures of the world from the time.
Jules Verne began his Voyages Extraordinaire series in 1863 with the novels Five Weeks in a Balloon and Voyages and Adventures of Captain Hatteras. The series lasted 54 novels, concluding with 1905’s The Invasion of the Sea. Below is a list of Jules Verne’s Voyages Extraordinaires books in order of when they were first published:
Publication Order of Voyages Extraordinaires Books
| Five Weeks in a Balloon | (1863) |    |
| The Adventures of Captain Hatteras | (1864) | |
| Journey to the Center of the Earth | (1864) | |
| From the Earth to the Moon | (1865) | |
| Captain Grant's Children | (1867) | |
| In Search Of The Castaways | (1867) | |
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea | (1869) | |
| Round The Moon | (1869) | |
| A Floating City | (1871) | |
| The Adventures of Three Englishmen and Three Russians in South Africa | (1872) | |
| The Fur Country | (1873) | |
| Around the World in Eighty Days | (1873) | |
| The Mysterious Island | (1874) | |
| The Survivors of the Chancellor | (1875) | |
| Michael Strogoff or, The Courier of the Czar | (1876) | |
| Off On A Comet | (1877) | |
| Child of the Cavern | (1877) | |
| Dick Sand: A Captain at Fifteen | (1878) | |
| The Begum's Fortune | (1879) | |
| The Tribulations of a Chinaman | (1879) | |
| The Steam House | (1880) | |
| Eight Hundred Leagues On The Amazon | (1881) | |
| Godfrey Morgan | (1882) | |
| The Green Ray | (1882) | |
| Keraban the Inflexible | (1883) | |
| The Vanished Diamond: The Star of the South | (1884) | |
| The Archipelago On Fire | (1884) | |
| Mathias Sandorf | (1885) | |
| The Lottery Ticket | (1885) | |
| Robur the Conqueror | (1886) | |
| North Against South | (1887) | |
| The Flight To France | (1887) | |
| Two Years' Vacation | (1888) | |
| Family Without A Name | (1889) | |
| The Purchase of the North Pole: Topsy-Turvy | (1889) | |
| Caesar Cascabel | (1890) | |
| Mistress Branican | (1891) | |
| The Castle of the Carpathians | (1892) | |
| Claudius Bombarnac | (1892) | |
| Foundling Mick | (1893) | |
| Captain Antifer | (1894) | |
| Propeller Island | (1895) | |
| Facing The Flag | (1896) | |
| Clovis Dardentor | (1896) | |
| The Survivors of the Jonathan | (1897) | |
| The Sphinx of the Ice / An Antarctic Mystery | (1897) | |
| The Mighty Orinoco | (1898) | |
| Will Of An Eccentric | (1899) | |
| The Castaways of the Flag | (1900) | |
| Village in the Treetops | (1901) | |
| Sea Serpent | (1901) | |
| The Kip Brothers | (1902) | |
| Travel Scholarships | (1903) | |
| Drama In Livonia | (1904) | |
| Master of the World | (1904) | |
| The Lighthouse at the End of the World | (1905) | |
| Invasion of the Sea | (1905) | |
| The Chase of the Golden Meteor | (1908) | |
| The Secret of Wilhelm Storitz | (1910) | |
Notes: Five Weeks in a Balloon was also titled Journeys and Discoveries in Africa by Three Englishmen. A Journey to the Centre of the Earth was also published as A Journey to the Interior of the Earth. In Search of the Castaways was also published under the title The Children of Captain Grant. The Survivors Of The Chancellor was also known as The Chancellor. Hector Servadac was also known as Off on a Comet. The Underground City was also titled Black Indies. Eight Hundred Leagues on The Amazon was also published as The Cryptogram. The Southern Star was also known as The Vanished Diamond. Robur the Conqueror was also known as Clipper of the Clouds. North Against South was also titled Texar’s Revenge. Claudius Bombarnac was also known as Adventures of a Special Correspondent. Propeller Island was also titled Floating Island. Facing the Flag was also known as For the Flag. The Aerial Village was also known as The Village in the Treetops. The Sphinx of the Ice was also published as An Antarctic Mystery.
Voyages Extraordinaires Synopses: In Master of the World by Jules Verne, The Terror is a combination ship/sub/plane/land vehicle. Its inventor has sent a letter claiming that with it, he will take over the world. Is he bluffing? John Strock must find out the truth before any of these plans come to fruition!
In Adrift in the Pacific/Two Years’ Holiday by Jules Verne, a group of boys find themselves lost at sea. Following a nasty storm, they end up on a deserted island where they must not only learn how to co-exist, but to survive.
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