Treasure Island

Robert Louis Stevenson

thg 1 1883 · Bantam Classics

Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này

Treasure Island, published in 1883, popularized the now familiar characters of pirates and brought them to rum-swilling life. When an old sailor named Billy Bones dies in the inn belonging to young Jim Hawkins’s parents, he leaves a greasy old map on which an “X” marks the spot where treasure is buried. Jim joins the crew of a ship in pursuit of Bones’s treasure, and on the seas meets up with Long John Silver, a peg-legged pirate who has infiltrated their ranks. Jim must survive mutinies and counter-mutinies, face hand-to-hand combat with drunken sailors, and outwit double-crossing thieves before the treasure can be his.

Xếp hạng và đánh giá

Kind of books I love :)) Is there any other free book that is as wonderful as this book? Reading this book and I suddenly remember the film Pirates of Caribean :v

sach nay bo ich hay no gop phan phat trien con nguoi

Nhung doc tieng anh thoi ak co dich dc ra tieng viet ko

Giới thiệu tác giả

Born in Edinburgh in 1850, Robert Louis Stevenson remains one of English literature’s most translated authors, thanks to his relentless pacing and vividly realized characters. His tales of adventure helped define the genre, and introduced a level of nuance to children’s literature along with a rare and unique wit. Stevenson’s life was as colorful as his stories. He travelled extensively in Europe, the United States, and the South Seas, where he died in Samoa in 1894.