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The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth by H.G. Wells (1904)
Two scientists create a substance that causes everything that eats it to grow to enormous size — insects, plants, animals, and eventually children. As the giant children grow up, they clash with a fearful humanity that wants to destroy them.
Historical Significance:
Published in 1904, The Food of the Gods is Wells at his most allegorical. The giant children represent the next stage of human evolution — superior, visionary, a...
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Two scientists create a substance that causes everything that eats it to grow to enormous size — insects, plants, animals, and eventually children. As the giant children grow up, they clash with a fearful humanity that wants to destroy them.
Historical Significance:
Published in 1904, The Food of the Gods is Wells at his most allegorical. The giant children represent the next stage of human evolution — superior, visionary, a...
Read free on BoingyBooks: https://boingybooks.com/marketplace/product.php?id=214
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