Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, Fiction, Classics by Robert Louis Stevenson

Overall, this book is best suited for young readers, but if you're into classics, give it a try. It is a fast-paced book, loaded with egocentric deadly pirates who will kill anyone that comes in their way. The simple language and willingness to finish this book gets me going. Not many people write about pirates and treasure hunts, so this book is a must-read. Since its publication in 1883, it has become the standardthe first and last word on the subjectand it remains an exhilarating, satisfying read for young and old alike to this day. The twist in the last few chapters clears his position and makes the story perfect. Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island was not the first adventure story of pirates in the Caribbean, but it may as well have been.

Soon, they got acquainted and helped each other, but Ben has some secrets that no one recognizes. Jim finds Ben Gunn on the island he was abandoned to rot. A few deadly pirates want this treasure and then start the chase and bloodshed. With the help of his town's men, he starts a voyage but got betrayed in the way. One day he found a map to a mysterious island that holds immense treasure. Robert Louis Stevenson narrated this book from a teenager's perspective, Jim Hawkins. Treasure Island has introduced Davy Jones, Jolly Roger, a one-leg pirate with a parrot, dead's men chest that was further improvised and used in the Pirates of Caribbean Sea movie series. Val McDermid The Independent Treasure Island (1881-1882) is an adventure novel by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, narrating a tale of 'buccaneers and buried gold.' Its influence is enormous on popular perceptions of pirates, including such elements as treasure maps marked with an 'X,' schooners, the Black Spot, tropical islands, and. One of the oldest books based on pirates and treasure hunts adapted into many movies and series.

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, Fiction, Classics by Robert Louis Stevenson