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Reading Science Fiction in English _ The Venus Trap by Evelyn E. Smith
Evelyn E. Smith's "The Venus Trap" is a science fiction novel published in 1956. It was published by Avalon Books and is known as one of Smith's long science fiction novels. As the title suggests, the story is likely set on Venus. The word "trap" suggests the danger or predicament the protagonists of the story will face on Venus. In this work, Smith seems to have combined her signature style and social critical perspective with the setting of science fiction's exploration of an alien planet. The novel probably deals with the challenges and conflicts that come with humanity's expansion into space, or with the problems of survival and adaptation in an alien environment. Smith's characteristic humor and satire would have played an important role in this work as well, and it is likely that she indirectly addressed social and political issues of the time through this.

Summary
One thing Man never counted on to take along into space with him was the Eternal Triangle?especially a true-blue triangle like this!
"What's the matter, darling?" James asked anxiously. "Don't you like the planet?"
"Oh, I love the planet," Phyllis said. "It's beautiful."
It was. The blue?really blue?grass, blue-violet shrubbery and, loveliest of all, the great golden tree with sapphire leaves and pale pink blossoms, instead of looking alien, resembled nothing so much as a fairy-tale version of Earth.

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The Venus Trap