Novel

Treasure Island

Robert Louis Stevenson

#56

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Treasure Island

Robert Louis Stevenson

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Synopsis

Jim Hawkins finds a map in a dead sailor’s chest, and the voyage that follows is staffed, almost entirely, by men who intend to steal the treasure from one another. Stevenson practically invented the modern pirate, then made the interesting one a cook who likes the boy he may still betray.

Synopses are original catalog copy written for Every Book Ever, not publisher blurbs.

Catalogue card

Year
1883
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
Form
Novel
Genre
Adventure
Audience
All ages
Era
19th century
Movement
Victorian
Series
—
Length
About 240 pages
Reported copies
Among the most read adventure novels
Kind
Fiction

Themes

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