The Sea Lady

H.G. Wells, the master of science fiction, delivers a delightful seaside fantasy in "The Sea Lady." When a mermaid washes ashore on the English coast, the quiet lives of a small community are turned upside down. This satirical tale blends humor and whimsy, exploring societal norms through the eyes of a creature utterly foreign to them. Wells's sharp wit and imaginative storytelling create a timeless narrative that continues to enchant. Prepare to be swept away by this classic tale of fantastical encounters and social commentary. This edition of "The Sea Lady" offers a meticulously prepared print republication of Wells's humorous and thought-provoking novel, perfect for readers seeking an escape into a world where the ordinary meets the extraordinary.

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