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... of them are definitive. To my taste, the Wyeth illustrations for Robinson Crusoe, The Last of the Mohicans, and Treasure Island will never be surpassed. The R.L. Stevenson Kidnapped and The Black Arrow are also justly held in the highest esteem. If you already have versions of ...

... planning to read at least the same amount of books in 2010. And I want to read more classics, like Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide, Treasure island and The wizard of Oz. And I want to read more Don Quixote, as at this pace I will never finish it. pbadeer in Book talk : A Fun Book Game - Part II (Dec 29, 2009, 3:57pm)

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

Book #114 - Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson - Finished December 27, 2009 I hadn't read this book since I was a kid. It is a classic adventure stories - filled with swashbucklin' pirates, twists of fate, buried treasure, and plenty of suspense. It was past time for a re-read of ...

... and everyone else at LT! I'm alternating The Fifth Elephant and Fool Moon with The Legends of King Arthur and Treasure Island. There's just so much to read, I can never choose one book at a time!

angelrose in 999 Challenge : angelrose (Dec 19, 2009, 11:45pm)

... daniel defoe (20 january-22 january) 67 the inheritance of loss kiran desai (12 february-16 february) 68 penguin island anatole france (19 january-20 january) Lotharia in 50 Book Challenge : Lotharia challenges herself to 50 in 2009 (Dec 15, 2009, 10:41pm)

... by Eoin Colfer Read February 28, 2009 9) Nobody's Darling by Teresa Medeiros Read March 8, 2009 10) Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Read May 31, 2009 11) The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon Read June 1, 2009 12) The Book ...

This quiz is fun - the answers don't always obviously correspond to any book! I got Treasure Island. I really should read that one of these days ~_~.

... compiler of the list has certainly not read their Milton. I would add: Mr Jones in Conrad's Victory Blind Pew in Treasure Island (this character used to terrify the bejaysus out of me when I was a child) Prince Valkovsky in Dostoevsky's Humilated and Insulted Quilp in The Old Cur ...

Thank you, sas227! Now, is anybody game to take on either Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, or maybe Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy?

... when she learns to read at Kindi next year, she declared last night. Not pirates. Better dust off Black Beauty and put Treasure Island under Mr Bear's nose...)

... Sweet Birds Sang by Kate Wilhelm 6. The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien 7. The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas 8. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 9. The Time Machine by H.G. Wells 10. Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

... Under the Sea-Jules Verne 2.Jurassic Park-Michael Crichton 3.Journey to the Center of the Earth-Jules Verne 4.Treasure Island-Robert Louis Stevenson 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

... by the Heritage Press, notably in the Literary Works of Abraham Lincoln and in the first Heritage edition of France's Penguin Island, but never more successfully and elegantly than its use here.

... ory. 3. Musical Reads- The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway. Simple, elegant, life-affirming. 4. Ocean Adventures- Treasure Island by RL Stevenson. Can't believe I never read this before. This was a very fun category. 5. Mystery- The Nine Tailors by Dorothy Sayers. Another new ...

... ffer The Color Purple by Alice Walker Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen Treasure Island by Stevenson The Remains of the Day by Ishiguro A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith (a little long) White Oleander by Janet Fitch Nothing ...

... ffer The Color Purple by Alice Walker Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen Treasure Island by Stevenson The Remains of the Day by Ishiguro A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith (a little long) White Oleander by Janet Fitch Nothing ...

... ure Pickwick Papers Middlemarch The Grapes of Wrath As I Lay Dying The End of the Tether The Golden Bowl Treasure Island Ivanhoe There are many, many more that I am glad I've read and thoroughly enjoyed, but these are the ones I choose here and now. Tomorrow, it may be ...

Treasure Island started me on my love of nautical books. Followed by the Bounty Triology Mutiny on the Bounty,Men Against the Sea and Pitcairn's Island by Charles Nordhoff. Then I read Beat To Quarters and the whole Hornblower saga.

... Conrad's first. That looks like a good list to work from. I've read: The Pickwick Papers Jane Eyre Adam Bede Treasure Island Almeyer's Folly Sense and Sensibility

... s Poor Folk JAne Eyre Wuthering Heights Adam Bede Sketches from a Hunter's Album or Rudin (controversial) Treasure Island Almeyer's Folly Sense and Sensibility The Picture of Dorian Grey

... Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 822 Kidnapped 823 King Solomon’s Mines on Mount TBR 829 The Death of Ivan Ilyich 831 Treasure Island 840 Anna Karenina 848 Around the World in Eighty Days 862 The Moonstone 863 Little Women 868 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland on Mount TBR ...

... to her from the books they read to her as she was growing up. She was a "tomboy"; still is, so it is Black Beauty, Treasure Island, Lad, A Dog, Come Home Lassie, etc. I wonder if she will remember when she comes out of this.

... noticed that the amount of discussion on Club Read recently has paled in comparison to the 75ers discussions. #26: Murr, Treasure Island is a classic that I've never read. I will have to rectify that, and I'll try to get to it, Moby Dick and a few other classics next year (whee, more books ...

... by Mary Shelley * Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne * Great Expectations by Charles Dickens * Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson * Villette by Charlotte Bronte * The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas * Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy

... thoughts on Poe. I have never been able to get into him either. For the ultimate pirate tale, you should of course read Treasure Island.

... books that could be washed. Most of the Dick and Jane series for school. This is about the age I took my first shot at Treasure Island and Kidnapped. The Bobbsey Twins. A Child's History of the World and the companion A Child's Geography of the World, read lots of comics, both ...

Treasure Island

... Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde this morning. I wonder why it took me so long to get around to it, as I loved Stevenson's Treasure Island. Dr. Jeckyll actually has a rather violent (for its time) scene that surprised me. I won't be reading The Wood Wife. I'm behind on Dracula and from ...

>23 Folio did an edition of Treasure Island with Wyeth's classic illustrations; then they did another edition in the same binding with Phillip Bannister's illustrations (he did many other R.L.S. Folio editions).

... somehow. Kidnapped - to round out my Stevenson collection, beautifully bound and looks great with Jekyll and Hyde and Treasure Island. Sadly Aesop's Fables did not ship in this order, but it gives me something to look forward to!

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

... at my house for the last few days. They contained: A Month in the Country The Name of the Rose Tom Sawyer Treasure Island William Russell, Special Correspondent of the Times The Scarlet Letter And still in the post: The Silk Road A Nervous Splendour The Historie ...

... form of transportation: A Reliable Wife. Wait, that’s me! How about a Reliable Car! Your best friend is: (A)Treasure(s) You and your friends are: Same Kind of Different as Me What’s the weather like: A Thousand Splendid Suns (95 two days ago!) What is the best ...

... favorite form of transportation: A Reliable Wife. Wait, that’s me! How about a Reliable Car! Your best friend is: (A)Treasure(s) You and your friends are: Same Kind of Different as Me What’s the weather like: A Thousand Splendid Suns (95 two days ago!) What is the best advice ...

LauraBrook, thanks for the rec! Haven't read Treasure Island yet, obviously, but if I like it, your suggestion is the next logical step. :) The "goodly amount of murder" bit sounds promising!

... and though I have yet to read it, it sounds nice and entertaining. It's about Long John Silver and some of the gang from Treasure Island, though it's not a retelling. It's always interesting to see where new authors take old classics when they rework them. Good luck on the 1010, fellow L ...

... Pirates! In an adventure with communists but the 1st one is still great. You have also reminded me I really need to read Treasure Island!

... O'Brian, Master and Commander 7. Rafael Sabatini, Captain Blood 8. Sherwood Smith, Inda 9. Robert Louis Stevenson, Treasure Island 10. Virginia Woolf, The Voyage Out

... someone got their wires crossed here?!) Edition. Which one is missing? ----Kidnapped. I suppose I should be thankful that Treasure Island is there and that the previous owner didn't keep Catriona as well. I'm just wondering if a new thread on missing volumes might be useful. Anybody got a ...

... got their wires crossed here?!) Edition . Which one is missing? ----Kidnapped. I suppose I should be thankful that Treasure Island is there and that the previous owner didn't keep Catriona as well. I'm just wondering if a new thread on missing volumes might be useful. Anybody got a ...

... or two they want and sell the rest. Imagine The Complete Works of Robert Louis Stevenson: You keep Kidnapped and Treasure Island because you've heard of these, and then put the rest in an estate sale. Very common. Back when I was trying to find a 19th century, leather-bound set of ...

... all I can remember. I don't know if we had no other books or just none assigned. It seems to me that we may have also read Treasure Island. Based on that I can't say I have a lot of respect for the 8th grade literary canon. To Kill a Mockingbird may have been out because it was a Southern Juni ...

... a weekend, it being one of the shorter book-CDs I could find on short notice, and from an author I had trusted before (with Treasure Island). Unfortunately, not all of this story held up well over time. I had to research the Jacobite rebellion to find out what in the world the main characters ...

... I'm so glad you both enjoyed the book! Crios: A few suggestions of books in the same vein as The Good Thief would be Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, Billy Bathgate by E.L. Doctorow, or The Cider House Rules by John Irving. Brady 4 ...

... Shoes and a bunch of others that are a lot of fun. You might also like something like Around the World in 80 Days, Treasure Island, or The Hobbit.

...

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  • Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (reread)
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  • We have always lived in the castle by Sh ...

    Treasure by Clive Cussler Thornyhold by Mary Stewart Emerald by Phyllis Whitney Cygnet by Patricia McKillip Magyk by Angie Sage

    Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett Little House on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the whole series is great The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett A Tale of Two Cities ...

    ... nd (5) One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (6) Jane Eyre (7) The Life of Pi (8) Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (9) Treasure Island and (10) I haven't read The World According To Garp yet, but I did read another really good Irving book A Prayer For Owen Meany, so that is my ...

    ... Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 821. The Mayor of Casterbridge 825. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 831. Treasure Island Why the hype.. yawn! 840. Anna Karenina 846. Far From the Madding Crowd 853. Middlemarch A tomb but well worth the effort 862. The Moonstone 86 ...

    King of Shadows by Susan Cooper Treasure Island Powder Monkey by Paul Dowswell The Sea of Trolls by Nancy Farmer (there may be some kissing in the sequel The Land of Silver Apples but I don't remember exactly) The Circle of Magic series by Tamora Pierce

    ... and my brothers for an hour or so every night; picture books to begin with, then Enid Blyton's Famous Five, and I remember Treasure Island, Sun on the Stubble and The Island of Sheep from when we were a bit older. Those are some of my favourite childhood memories, and it would be nice to ...

    Light a Penny Candle by Maeve Binchy Everything But Money by Sam Levenson Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson One for the Money by Janet Evanovich Two for the Dough by Janet Evanovich

    Light a Penny Candle by Maeve Binchy Everything But Money by Sam Levenson Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson One for the Money by Janet Evanovich Two for the Dough by Janet Evanovich

    47: Treasure Island - by Robert Louis Stevenson - This book is a classic for a reason - filled with great characters and excitement and told by a master at his craft, what's not to like?

    I haven't read Treasure Island but i have read Bloody Jack

    I haven't read Anne of Green Gables (it's on the TBR) but I have read Treasure Island

    Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    ... read them at home or at school. Jane Eyre was definately read in my own time, I still have the same book now, along with Treasure Island, Robinson Crusoe, Wuthering Heights, A tree grows in Brooklyn, The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Good Earth and so many more. They were part of a Reader' ...

    82- Treasure Island Next on my tbr list was Lord Jim but Treasure Island kept calling my name from Mount tbr. I had only read the sanitized children version before and this was a welcome surprise. I can understand why it's been enjoyed for so long by so many readers. 4/5

    Nice haul! All of these are gems--especially Gray's Elegy and Penguin Island. I don't understand the relative lack of recognition for France. Heritage brought out many of his major works in wonderful editions, but he seems relatively neglected these days among English-speakin g readers. (I'm ...

    ... Pym by Edgar Allan Poe, art by Rene Clarke, 1930, Complete, spine darkened. I also got a really cool version of Penguin Island by Anatole France, with art by Frank Pape.

    ... White Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Crime and Punishment Journey to the Center of the Earth Little Women Treasure Island Huckleberry Finn The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Dracula Many of my favorite books are in this group, Jane Eyre, the Austens, Madame Bovary. ...

    ... Banville 31) What is your desert island book? Encyclopedia britannica 32) And... what are you reading right now? Treasure Island, Moll Flanders and Lord Jim.

    ... Steinbeck, Hemingway etc.. And way back in the third grade buying my first books with my birthday money Huckleberry Finn, Treasure Island and Robinson Crusoe.

    ... -- good for you! A book doesn't need big words to be a great book. I thoroughly enjoyed Captain Blood last year and Treasure Island last month. Please continue to let us know about the simple pleasures you're enjoying.

    >31, mckait, LOL -- I agree with you! I finished The Dress Lodger by Sheri Holman, finished reading Treasure Island aloud, and I'm nearly done with Collapse by Jared Diamond.

    35. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. I read this aloud to the girls and we all loved it. We read the last six chapters in one sitting. You've got to love it when little girls are running through the house singing "Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum!"

    ... D’Urbervilles – Thomas Hardy 20. Frankenstein – Mary Shelley 21. Ivanhoe – Sir Walter Scott 22. Treasure Island – Robert Louis Stevenson 23. Cranford – Elizabeth Gaskell 24. Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens

    ... classics this way, on audio, the ones I otherwise wouldn't have the patience to finish: Jane Eyre, Oliver Twist, and Treasure Island to name a few.

    #63 Treasure Island By Robert Louis Stevenson

    The Silent Tower by Barbara Hambly The Tower Treasure by Franklin W. Dixon Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Mysterious Island by Jules Verne The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Perilous Journey by Trenton Lee Stewart

    ... her Peers". 48 pages. 1.29.09 + 11. Peacock, Caro. A Dangerous Affair. 303 pages. 2.2.09. 12. Stevenson, Robert Louis. Treasure Island. 303 pages. 2.4.09.* 13. Sophocles. Oedipus Rex. 37 pages. 2.9.09.+ 14. Bryson, Bill. The Mother Tongue: English, and How it Got That Way. 245 pages. 2 ...

    ... for a remaindered book, when they usually go for about $6. Still, Wahrenbroch's has to make a profit so . . . . . Treasure Island 1. Where did you get this book? B&N. 2. How much did it cost? $8 3. Why did you pick this book to read NOW? My RL book club is ...

    ... for a remaindered book, when they usually go for about $6. Still, Wahrenbroch's has to make a profit so . . . . . Treasure Island 1. Where did you get this book? B&N. 2. How much did it cost? $8 3. Why did you pick this book to read NOW? My RL book club is ...

    ... it out and read the first chapter. Also still reading Wesley the Owl by Stacy O'Brien, Collapse by Jared Diamond and Treasure Island aloud to the kids. eta: LOL, AmyLynn. I know my husband has been tempted to do that, too.

    ... that I didn't want to read it in the next month or so and need a little more time before I can start it. Reading Treasure Island for my RL book club and John Adams because I love McCullough's books. I'm enjoying Treasure Island more than I expected and John Adams is fabulous.

    ... in... His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik Irresistible Forces by Brenda Jackson *touchstone not working Treasure Island by Robert Louis Weapons of Choice by John Birmingham Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith #1: Precipice by John Jackson Miller Hide ...

    Silas Marner The Tin Drum The Time Machine Wuthering Heights Treasure Island Dracula Breakfast at Tiffany's The Invisable Man Tender is the Night Siddartha

    ... by Lewis Carroll Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Borders: Wesley the Owl by Stacey O'Brien (The cover and title caught my attention and then I started reading it and was ...

    oh man, Treasure Island SOOOO makes me want to swash my buckles. Lolita taught me something life changing, too- no matter how critically acclaimed a book/movie/musical artist is....if it's gross, it's gross. If I'm uncomfortable with the subject matter, end of story. :)

    ... from my reading off the 1001 list (too many to mention), I'd have to say that the most influential books for me were: Treasure Island which made me want to swash my buckles when I was a child; To Kill a Mockingbird showed me as a teenager that great literature can also be great reads; Th ...

    I just finished Treasure Island and then read The Housekeeper and the Professor which I couldn't put down. It was a small book and I read it non-stop today. It's a quirky little book that might not appeal to everyone, but I loved it.

    ... Jones, Humphry Clinker, Middlemarch, etc. The standard for first rate is exceptionally high. Although I feel that Treasure Island and some of Stevenson's short works like Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde belong in that company. (Incidentally, the touchstone for Stevenson's ...

    I just finished Remembering the Bones and really enjoyed it. Now I'm starting Treasure Island for my 3-generation book club (Nana, Daughter and Granddaughter) because the graphic novel of the same name has just arrived at the library for the youngest member to read.

    ... during a summer spent on an island in the Gulf of Finland. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I am also reading Treasure Island aloud, and it has my girls on the edge of their seats!

    I am reading Montana 1948 by Larry Watson. I'm also reading Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson aloud.

    lilithcat in Site talk : What do you think? (May 31, 2009, 6:27pm)

    ... books illustrated by someone other than the former. I wouldn't, for instance, put a link to a Wyeth illustration from Treasure Island on Robert Louis Stevenson's author page. Even though the Wyeth illustrations are well-known, I readily think of one without the other.

    ... Beldon books. Mum and Dad had bought a series of condensed "Childrens classics" from Reader's Digest. From those I read Treasure Island, Robinson Crusoe, The Scarlet Pimpernal, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Little Women, Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice and the list goes on. It was a ...

    ... and then shipwreck to being a wanted outlaw in the Scottish highlands alongside his Jacobite companion, Alan Breck. I read Treasure Island for the first time a few years ago and this joins it as another timeless classic for older children. edit: touchstone

    ... ty 52. The Thousand and One Nights 53. The Three Musketeers 54. The Time Machine 55. To Kill a Mockingbird 56. Treasure Island 57. Ulysses 58. Uncle Tom’s Cabin 59. Wuthering Heights Well, I hope I got all the books, because I wasn't sure about all titles... Most of ...

    ... by George Orwell 18. The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger 19. Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck 20. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 21. The Strange Case of Dr. Jerkyll by Robert Louis Stevenson 22. Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift 23. The ...

    Love that review of Treasure Island - it made me chuckle!

    ... of free books (mostly Classics) for my Kindle, so I downloaded: Anna Karenina The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Treasure Island I also bought the following: The White Tiger Housekeeping Expensive People

    49.Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Nice, the prototype of pirate adventures. One-legged pirate, check. Talking parrot, check. Meddling cabin boy, check. Noble doctor, check. castaway left on island, check. Evil, if dimwitted pirates, check.

    ... time, ages ago but can't remember almost anything about them. For example Two Years Holiday and Caesar Cascabel and Treasure Island. I've never read, but would love to read one day : Mysterious Island The Underground City Around the World in 80 Days (saw the cartoon only:) ...

    ... This is quite lark actually, to reread childhood favorites. I have been setting some aside. All the Big Red books, Treasure Island, Huck Finn, Tom Sawyer, Heidi, The Secret Garden, A Little Princess and others. But I think I will intersperse them with my more mature reading ...

    ... or perhaps reading it was meant to have that result. Dracula has been tagged with "violin". I'm stumped. Treasure Island is an "encyclopedia". So is the Bible. Oh, and Matilda is, or contains, "advice". Should I listen?

    ... grown up (especially since Kplatypus mentioned two of my favourite childhood adventure novels - The Three Muskeeters and Treasure Island - above), and I think I still have a copy somewhere...

    ... took the time then to read some great classics such as The Yearling (my favorite), The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Treasure Island, and others that I'd never read before. I'm sure my kids enjoyed hearing those books as much as I enjoyed reading them.

    ... Steinbeck 11. A Wrinkle in Time- L'Engle 12. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest- Kesey 13. Ethan Frome- Wharton 14. Treasure Island- Stevenson 15. The Brothers Karamazov- Dostoevsky

    Luxx in 999 Challenge : Luxx's 999 Challenge (Mar 31, 2009, 9:53am)

    ... 3.12.09. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Classic Novels 1. Rand, Ayn. Anthem. 105 pages. 1.26.09 2. Stevenson, Robert Louis. Treasure Island. 303 pages. 2.4.09. 3. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. The Hound of the Baskervilles. 243 pages. 3.22.09. 4. Vern, Jules. Journey to the Centre of the Earth. ...

    Luxx in 999 Challenge : Luxx's 999 Challenge (Mar 31, 2009, 9:53am)

    ... 3.12.09. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Classic Novels 1. Rand, Ayn. Anthem. 105 pages. 1.26.09 2. Stevenson, Robert Louis. Treasure Island. 303 pages. 2.4.09. 3. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. The Hound of the Baskervilles. 243 pages. 3.22.09. 4. Vern, Jules. Journey to the Centre of the Earth. ...

    March #18: Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 2/26/09 - 3/1/09, *** Reviewed #19: The Courts of Love by Ellen Gilchrist 3/1/09 - 3/2/09, *** Reviewed #20: Outlander by Diana Gabaldon 3/2/09 - 3/9/09, *****! Reviewed #21: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Dougla ...

    7. Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson (4 stars) I'm revisiting (sometimes for the first time) some of the books I should have read or read in more detail as a youngster. This is on the 501 Must-Read Books Children's Fiction list. It was an easy read with very memorable characters and ...

    ... Nesbit, Katherine Paterson, Beatrix Potter, P. L. Travers and Laura Ingalls Wilder. Graphic 187 Time Machine (Graphic Classics) (Graphic Planet): Abridged graphic adaptation of the classic novel The Time Machine. Not a fan of abridged works; this one provides the ...

    ... Where the Red Fern Grows - we were all sobbing so hard my husband came in asked if this reading was such a good idea Treasure Island, Hank the Cowdog series, Ransom of Red Chief, Chronicles of Narnia - we read every night and always on road trips. My boys are grown now - those ...

    ... but sometimes the knowledge of this other world palls. Maybe I shouldn't have listened to this one while reading Cussler's Treasure which also involved terrorists and conspiracy theories. All in all not a bad book. I guess that it was just a bad time for the reader to explore it. The ...

    I have not read Treasure Island but I have read The Tale of Despereaux

    I have never read The Zookeeper's Wife but I have read Treasure Island

    34. Treasure by Clive Cussler. Although I usually enjoy Cussler's adventures I was disappointed in this one. It seemed like he had too many irons in the fire for the plot and it could have been 200 pages shorter and been a better book. Almost too corny to be fun.

    ... The Blind Assassin as well. Not bad! I like The Handmaid's Tale more. I'm also reading Great Expectations and Treasure Island. I'm not sure how I began reading three at a time.. but I like the variety!

    ... by Deanna Raybourn. Then there's all the free books! Assassin's Apprentice, Red Mars, His Majesty's Dragon Treasure Island and The World's Greatest Books volume 2. If you don't hear from me for a while, I'm reading.

    I finally finished listening to Treasure Island and I was absolutely delighted! What a wonderful story. I was expected it to be very "English," i.e. wordy and difficult to read. Instead, I got a quick-paced, exciting adventure story. I loved all the characters, even Long John Silver. And it was ...

    ... Stevenson 90) The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn -- Mark Twain 91) The Death of Ivan Ilyich -- Leo Tolstoy 92) Treasure Island -- Robert Louis Stevenson 93) In a Glass Darkly -- Sheridan Le Fanu 94) Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There -- Lewis Carroll 95) ...

    ... /29/2009 4 Historical settings: More than 100 years ago 1 The Whiskey Rebels by David Liss (1790's) 1/14/2009 2 The Treasure by Iris Johansen (1190's) 2/20/2009 3 - in progress - Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville (1830's) 5 New-to-me authors: 1 Fault Li ...

    "That's where I killed my first goat." Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson "Am I to answer, then?"

    Just finished sailing around Treasure Island in the mid-1700s. I'd never read it before! (I'm guessing this would be historical fiction, since it was published in 1883.)

    ... theme in any novel, but they were just dropped in at odd places and it was distracting. I finished the audio version of Treasure Island. I really enjoyed this and I think I probably liked it better for being an audio version. The reader did a very good job making the story come to life. Th ...

    jfetting in Book talk : Best of the baddies (Feb 16, 2009, 3:04pm)

    ... from Perfume - such an interesting serial killer! Voldemort from the Harry Potter books Long John Silver from Treasure Island (most entertaining) the housekeeper from Rebecca. I can't remember her name. I keep thinking Mrs. Miniver, but I know that isn't right. I haven't ...

    ... are: Alice in Wonderland illustrated by Helen Oxenbury Pippi Longstocking illustrated by Lauren Child Treasure Island illustrated by Robert Ingpen Wind in the Willows illustrated by Charles van Sandwyk (you can only get this one through Folio Society, but it is ...

    ... back to it since... Although I picked up a couple of Puffin Classics (new! $8!!!) yesterday, so I think a re-read of Treasure Island might be happening first. (I **loved** that book so much as a kid!) Glad you liked Ethan Frome too, thanks for the good JE! You said what I wished I ...

    ... No, wait. I did ever know this. I have some LP audiobooks in the attic, I'm sure. One of the many reasons I dislike Treasure Island, that LP. *chuckles* I remember hearing many fairytale stories as a child, but I'd forgotten that not all of them were on cassettes. The LP audiobooks didn't ...

    Treasure Island and Robinson Crusoe started my reading career as a boy. I still have very fond memories of both those books. I think the reason I didn't enjoy the Pirates of the Carribean movies much is because I still had the Treasure Island pirates in my mind. Never thought about that 'ti ...

    12. Stevenson, Robert Louis. Treasure Island. 303 pages. 2.4.09.* Stevenson's classic treasure hunt is a story that will always be remembered in cultural history. Generations of readers can easily relate to Jim's adventures, and will find it easy to navigate through the narrative itself, ...

    ... Bear is also an artist, and at one time, did a little cover work. I'd second, that among Stevenson's best known works, Treasure Island absolutely tops the list.

    A must for every boy's library: Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    I'm REALLY enjoying listening to Treasure Island by Stevenson. It's thrilling!

    ... wax so far, but I have made a pact with myself that I will no longer abandon books no matter how tedious. I'm also reading Treasure Island, Inkheart (which is really cool because it motivates me to read other stuff referenced in the story), Let the right one in which is really creepy and ...

    ... really enjoy the history side of it, as well as how the west keeps supporting dictators there. Robert Louis Stevenson - Treasure Island** Good book, I had never read it and thought it was about time. A light read, very well written, about pirates, booty, and adventure. Barack Obama - Th ...

    ... ago. I'll probably get my mom's bible from when she was a kid. As for the other stuff, there are copies of Peter Pan, Treasure Island, Wind in the Willows, and some other stuff I will probably cause to appear in my room in short order.

    I just finished reading an old favorite to my son tonight - Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.

    Okay, so far this year (2009) I have read: Enid Blyton Castle of Adventure Enid Blyton Island of Adventure Donald E. Westlake Don't Ask Jane Austen Persuasion February:

    My January 999 reading; Chapter books I read my 5 year old 1. Peter Pan 2. Alice in Wonderland 3. Treasure Island (unabridged classics) LT recommendations 1. American Gods 2. Neverwhere Teen fiction/YA 1. Artemis Fowl: Lost Colony, The 2. The Time Paradox 3. InterWorl ...

    ... so. No more difficult than any other 19th century novel translated to English. I've stalled on my audio book version of Treasure Island and the January chapters of Gardening in the Prairie Lands, but I should be able to wrap those up this weekend. I need to check my pile of TBRs for this ...

    ... you recommend? I think that around this house somewhere (I don't have anywhere near all our books catalogued) we also have Treasure Island, Call of the Wild, and White Fang. Oh, yeah, we have The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo which my girls are begging me to read. -- ...

    ... little while for me to get used to the Scottish accent or dialect, but I do like that in a book. #20 What did you think of Treasure Island? --BJ

    ... of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde Robert Louis Stevenson 101.The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain 102.Treasure Island Robert Louis Stevenson 103.Around the World in Eighty Days Jules Verne 104.Through the Looking Glass Louis Carroll 105.Little Women ...

    ... way it does. I think that this book that I have was marketed as young adult and I am guessing it is probably similar to Treasure Island. Not much help, am I? So I recommend it, but it is not up there with Old Man and the Sea which I loved. --BJ ETA I forgot to mention that there are ...

    ... own it and want to read it, but I rather disliked the other two RL Stevenson books I've read (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Treasure Island). It's his writing style I dislike-I think the ideas behind the stories are great, but the execution is painful. I'm not sure why I think I'll like Kidnappe ...

    The Time Machine War of the Worlds Treasure Island 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea My Brilliant Career Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day Mrs. Miniver Random Harvest Lost Horizon Cheaper By the Dozen The Handmaid's Tale Angels and Insects A Wrinkle in Time The Engli ...

    ... Found There, 1970s 22. Middlemarch, 2008 23. Around the World in Eighty Days, 1980s 24. Anna Karenina, 2007 25. Treasure Island, 2005 26. the Adventure of Huckleberry Finn, 1970s 27. The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde, 2008 28. The Picture of Dorian Gray, 1980s 29. ...

    By the way, readeron, I could not find my copy of Treasure Island to read for the genre challenge, but I did find Kidnapped, so I will read that instead. It looks like it might be a pretty quick read. (I hope.) --BJ

    ... yet. I think I will pick one that is not too long because the month is approaching the end. I was thinking of reading Treasure Island for the adventure book. I have never read that before. I was going to maybe read The Count of Monte Cristo but since there might be a group read for ...

    ... Made of Dawn - N. Scott Momaday 45. Second Nature by Michael Pollan 46: Our Man in Havana - by Graham Greene 47: Treasure Island - by Robert Louis Stevenson 48: Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson 49: The Scarlet Letter - by Nathaniel Hawthorne 50: The Third Man and the Fallen Idol - ...

    ... to my grandchildren. I just finished The Coral Island with my grandson not long ago, and we are planning on reading Treasure Island together, also I'm sure they would both enjoy The Wizard of Oz will probaby try that too. So I guess looking at my list, I get comfort from the books I ...

    I felt the same about Treasure Island - it is a great timeless story. I finally got round to reading it a couple of years ago as I noticed that a lot of children's writers enthused about it. I've just read The Coral Island which was published earlier than Treasure Island, and is another great ...

    ... not a central theme. I really wasn't that impressed with this book. I'm still working on the audio book version of Treasure Island. I've got some housework to catch up on, so I should make some progress there. I am enjoying this, perhaps more so having it read to me. I'm still ...

    ... be able to handle the Congolese jungle! Don't think I would, either, but it would make an interesting tale to tell! #8 Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson I think I never read this book as a child because it was made into a cartoon with unappealing animation, and it seemed to be ...

    ... Sentient goo. Marine biologists. Amelia Earhart. Rastafarians from New Jersey. Sounds like fun, right? Book 95: Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Finally! I can finally check this book off. At least it was a heck of a lot better than Robinson Crusoe, which I confused ...

    ... Gray 27. The Kreutzer Sonata 28. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 29. Adventures of Huck Finn 30. Treasure Island 31. Through the Looking Glass 32. War and Peace 33. Little Women 34. Therese Raquin 35. Journey to the Center of the Earth 36. Alice's Adven ...

    ... 27. Lucky by Alice Sebold 28. The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson 29. The Stories of Devil-Girl by Anya Achtenburg 30. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 31. Lord of the Flies by William Golding 32. Twilight by Stephenie Meyer 33. New Moon by Stephenie Meyer 34. Eclipse ...

    ... thought I should have some familiarity with this. It was reasonably entertaining but not as good as Robinson Crusoe or Treasure Island - seems much like a combination of the two. I definitely could see what elements William Golding used for his novel though. I'd read this aloud to 10 ...

    In addition to reading Emma, I am now listening to Treasure Island, which I downloaded from LibriVox. I don't think I've ever listened to an audio book, but it's pretty nice to have one going while I am fixing dinner. I also do some crocheting and cross-stitching and was inspired to try audio ...

    ... illustrator has been matched to a subject no one else could do as well. Other examples that come to mind are N.C.Wyeth's Treasure Island, Detmold's Aesop's Fables and Robert Shore's Heart of Darkness. I mentioned on another thread that one of my favorite Latin American writers is Marian ...

    I think I'm going to go with Treasure Island and maybe Shogun or Deliverance. I finished White Fang and liked it a lot more than Call of the Wild.

    ... This year, I am determined to finish it! 1. The Pirates! in an Adventure with Ahab by Gideon Defoe 2. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 3. Under the Black Flag by David Cordingly 4. Empire of Blue Water by Stephan Talty 5. Captain Blood by Rafael Sabatini 6 ...

    47 off the list so far this year but I'm trying to make it a round 50 with In Cold Blood, Treasure Island and another thin one from the stack! I'll not mention how many off the list I read this year which were removed by Mr Boxall and his friends... harummmph...

    The first three books on LT under the tag "adventure" are: Treasure Island by Stevenson Into Thin Air by Krakauer The Hobbit?! by Tolkien

    ... but I'd be interested in reading Shogun because it's been sitting on my bookshelf for a while. The Three Musketeers and Treasure Island are both classics I would like to say I have read.

    ... Guns of Navarone by MacLean, Alistair Captain Blood by Sabatini, Rafael Trustee from the Toolroom by Shute, Nevil Treasure Island by Stevenson, Robert Louis The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters by Taylor, Robert Lewis

    I will have happy memories of curling up on a rainy weekend with Treasure Island. That was a lot of fun. I'm glad The Reluctant Fundamentalist was on the list as it was so thought provoking and wouldn't have been a book I would have picked out on my own. The one that will stay with me ...

    I will have happy memories of curling up on a rainy weekend with Treasure Island. That was a lot of fun. I'm glad The Reluctant Fundamentalist was on the list as it was so thought provoking and wouldn't have been a book I would have picked out on my own. The one that will stay with me ...

    ... Series 1. Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox √ 2. Night Probe √ 3. Deep Six √ 4. Cyclops √ 5. Treasure √ 6. Dragon √ 7. 8. 9.

    ... from the Golden Age, which our favorite publisher has kindly re-issued in recent years: N.C. Wyeth's illustrations for Treasure Island and Edward Detmold's illustrations for Aesop's Fables.

    ... way The White Cascade, the Great Northern Railway Disaster and America's Deadliest Avalanche My Father's Secret War Treasure Island for 2009 Classics Book Club read Peter Pan for 2009 Classics Book Club read Hide and Seek with Angels, a Life of J. M. Barrie by Lisa Chaney Surp ...

    Deenie by Judy Blume--I was born with a disability and I was able to connect with Deenie on so many levels. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson--the first chapter book I read on my own and one of the reasons I love reading so much. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Cha ...

    ... Letter Books from the 1,001 List - Because I intend to read as many of these as I can. * Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. Finished 02/15/09 (also Not My Genre) * Emma by Jane Austen. Finished 01/08/09 (also Jane Austen) * Eline Vere ...

    angelrose in 999 Challenge : angelrose (Nov 13, 2008, 1:46am)

    ... november-12 november) 3 fragments jean baudrillard (11 december) 4 volupte charles sainte-beuve (28 april-1 may) 5 penguin island anatole france (19 january-20 january) 6 the crazy iris kenzaburo oe (12 august-18 august) 7 open sky paul virilio (19 october-20 october) 8 the ...

    angelrose in 999 Challenge : angelrose (Nov 13, 2008, 12:53am)

    ... july-2 august) 2 brick lane monica ali (1 march- 6 march) 3 moll flanders daniel defoe (20 january-22 january) 4 penguin island anatole france (19 january-20 january) 5 the absolutely true diary of a part-time indian sherman alexie (23 september) 6 tell me a riddle tillie olsen ( ...

    ... enjoyed its energy, even if it was sensationally tragic. And has anyone else read an old childhood favourite of mine: Treasure Island.

    #17 - I had lots of fun with Treasure Island a few weeks ago. Enjoy! I just finished two books on the list. Hideous Kinky was a light read about a hippy mother dragging her two young girls around Morrocco. Quite disappointing. I listened to an interview with the author who said she was ...

    #17 - I had lots of fun with Treasure Island a few weeks ago. Enjoy! I just finished two books on the list. Hideous Kinky was a light read about a hippy mother dragging her two young girls around Morrocco. Quite disappointing. I listened to an interview with the author who said she was ...

    #17 - I had lots of fun with Treasure Island a few weeks ago. Enjoy! I just finished two books on the list. Hideous Kinky was a light read about a hippy mother dragging her two young girls around Morrocco. Quite disappointing. I listened to an interview with the author who said she was ...

    #17 - I had lots of fun with Treasure Island a few weeks ago. Enjoy! I just finished two books on the list. Hideous Kinky was a light read about a hippy mother dragging her two young girls around Morrocco. Quite disappointing. I listened to an interview with the author who said she was ...

    #17 - I had lots of fun with Treasure Island a few weeks ago. Enjoy! I just finished two books on the list. Hideous Kinky was a light read about a hippy mother dragging her two young girls around Morrocco. Quite disappointing. I listened to an interview with the author who said she was ...

    Treasure Island by R.L. Stevenson.

    ... time I do a category challenge--that one sounds like a lot of fun. I will be interested to see what else you pick. I love Treasure Island but haven't read Blue Latitudes. This year I'm reading Horwitz's Confederates in the Attic for my Civil War category. I'm very anxious to see what ...

    Now I don't feel like a fool. Wth me it was a copy of Treasure Island that I bought while in the third grade (1959). It was a cheap softcover book that I saved my pennies to buy. No matter how battered or beat up it became. I'd glue, tape, sew it back together. I bought that book in Kittery Maine ...

    Thoroughly enjoyed Treasure Island. Rolicking good fun, and I was surprised by the richness of the dialogue. Gave up on Robinson Crusoe which was not nearly as entertaining in comparison. Did not enjoy Wide Sargasso Sea. The concept was interesting but it was too heavy and forced The ...

    ... In the Land of Invisible Women by Qanta Ahmed 9. House Calls By Dogsled by Keith Billington Ocean Adventures 1.Treasure Island 2.Blue Latitudes 3.Hooked: Pirates, Poaching and the Perfect Fish 4.20000 Leagues under the Sea by Jules Verne 5.Rowboat in a Hurricane 6.Dange ...

    ... Novel in Monthly Installments with Recipes, Romances, and Home Remedies The Devil Wears Prada: A Novel Treasure Box Treasure Island A Wrinkle in Time Earthborn (Homecoming, Vol 5) Earthfall (Homecoming, Vol 4) The Call of Earth Alvin Journeyman (Tales of Alvin Maker, Book 4) ...

    ... read it. The same goes for The Shipping News. I've made several abortive attempts and it's bored me silly every time. Treasure Island Kidnapped Island of the Blue Dolphins The Old Man and the Sea Kon Tiki Robinson Crusoe A High Wind in Jamaica The Pearl Voyage of the ...

    Finished Treasure Island as another extra credit for the 1,001 Books You Must Read.

    66. Treasure Island It's not Pirates of the Caribbean, but it will suffice in the story department. Many pirate references that are familiar to all. Found out more the origin of Long John Silver, peg legs, talking parrots, pieces of eight, rum and every other pirate reference known to man. G ...

    ... others and the constant search forever Currently Reading: Breaking Dawn Sundays at Tiffany's On Writing Treasure Island

    When I was fairly young I read Treasure Island. For the first time in my young little life, I understood how my mother could get lost in her books the way she did; she'd be a million miles away from everything.

    Pel and the Pirates landed on Treasure Island. They found The Message in the Hollow Oak. After digging deep Under the Persimmon Tree they discovered The Gold of Troy.

    ... suggestions from Sharon O'Brien's book Willa Cather: The Emerging Voice,, Cather's most loved childhood books: 1895 Treasure Island; Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Tom Sawyer; Robinson Crusoe; The Count of Monte Cristo; Otto of the Silver Hand. In addition, O'Brien names ...

    ... strong> 1. The Pirates! in an Adventure with Scientists 2. The Pirates! in an Adventure with Ahab 3. Treasure Island 4. Under the Black Flag 5. Empire of Blue Water 6. Raiders and Rebels 7. Captain Blood 8. Jefferson's War

    Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    33. Treasure Island

    ... The Crying of Lot 49 All Quiet on the Western Front Portnoy's Complaint One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich Treasure Island The Hobbit Around the World in 80 Days

    All last week I was craving a pirate story. Guess the beach does that to you. Anyway, I'm starting Treasure Island and hopefully getting further along in The Elegant Universe.

    I regret that I have never enjoyed Treasure Island. I just can't get into it. However, I can't tell you how many times I have re-read Louisa May Alcott. The person below me is up way too early, due to the heat.

    ... Otherwise, I absolutely love reading a book to a group of kids, or re-reading a book I read as a youngster (last summer -- Treasure Island), or if I get interested some facet of books for children. I have several books in my library related to literature for children. TPBM has read the ...

    The DISNEY version of Treasure Island,,,,am i correct here?....Erroll Flynn inCaptain Blood...and did anyone ever make a movie of High Wind in Jamaica....about some British Brats kidnapped by Pirates...the book is fantastic, by the way

    30. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Started Lord of the Flies last night haven't read this one since middle school should be interesting. I have to say I truley enjoyed Treasure Island I can not believe that it took me this many years to read of Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver ...

    30. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Started Lord of the Flies last night haven't read this one since middle school should be interesting. I have to say I truley enjoyed Treasure Island I can not believe that it took me this many years to read of Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver ...

    28. The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson 29. The Stories of Devil-Girl by Anya Achtenberg Just started on Treasure Island . I think I will pick up The Lovely Bones next time im out ata book store thanks for the recomendation.

    ... a few more of Ellis Parker Butler's funny short stories. Anyone interested in an old fashioned boys story like Treasure Island might like to try the books by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Cough. The only one I've had time to finish was Deadman's Rock. At one time I created a list ...

    ... are the Harry Potter series, read by Jim Dale. Another thing we've done is get some of the classics like Tom Sawyer or Treasure Island that have a broad appeal. You might want to take along 2 or 3 choices in case one doesn't appeal to everyone. Have a fun trip.

    ... interested in this genre to begin with, in particular The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle by Avi (and, of course, Treasure Island). I also loved the first few of the Bloody Jack series by Louis A. Meyer. The later books are still enjoyable, but I don't feel as strongly about ...

    whoopsie - double-post.

    ... Spiderwick Chronicles, Gossip Girl, etc. You'd also put Black Beauty, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Treasure Island and A Wrinkle in Time in this category. Even your Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books fall into this realm. There are a million others - the key is that ...

    ... Simon Clark Rating 4/5 48. The High Lord (Black Magician Trilogy) by Trudi Canavan Rating 5/5 49. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (Audio) Rating 4/5 50. Tales of Mystery & Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe Rating 3/5 51. The Voyage of ...

    Even though we don't have the room.... or the money....I got the following From the local B & N: Treasure Island Oliver Twist Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (They were having a great sale)

    Have gotten this week: "Porto Bella Gold" by A.D. Howden Smith (the idea of a preqal to Stevenson's Treasure Island writen 50 odd years later is just to tempting to pass up) The Bedford Incident by Mark Rascovich Under Enemy Colors by S. Thomas Russell Captain Bligh and Mi ...

    ... by Jean Marzollo & Walter Wick Master of Many Treasures by Mary Brown The Treasure is the Rose by Julia Cunningham Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    ... with their other titles Kidnapped, Catriona, etc., and reprint the classic N.C. Wyeth illustrations, as they did for Treasure Island or commission new ones from Philip Bannister, whose illustrations for the 2 above mentioned books are just as masterful as his ones for James' The Ambassado ...

    My thirst for adult reading happened at age eleven when we read Treasure Island in the sixth grade. Up to that point Nancy Drew and books by Louisa May Alcott satisfied. A Tale of Two Cities assigned eighth grade reading at age thirteen was decidedly violent. Classroom discussion about ...

    ... Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Beowulf There are so many more I'd love to add....

    ... Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Beowulf There are so many more I'd love to add....

    ... s. 2. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. 3. The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper. 4. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. 5. Buried Fire by Jonathan Stroud. 6. Magyk by Angie Sage. 7. Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne. ...

    ... s. 2. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. 3. The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper. 4. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. 5. Buried Fire by Jonathan Stroud. 6. Magyk by Angie Sage. 7. Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne. ...

    I've finished Treasure Island which was a rollicking good yarn and I'm now reading The Island of Dr Moreau. The narrator is rather uptight!

    ... So you're more of a Spaceballs philosopher(i.e., "evil will always win because good is dumb")? My $0.02 on Treasure Island: I found it enjoyable enough, but it isn't a favorite title. Of course, I love love LOVE Muppet Treasure Island. *grin*

    #179 hackmac - I had trouble with Treasure Island too. I read it a few months ago and was bored silly. This is one of the great pirate books of all time? The crew overcomes the pirates by virtue of their moral superiority! Gah! What a wussy battle tactic!

    ... best books I've read (in terms of story and appeal). Anyway, I can't remember resenting a YA book more than I resented Treasure Island. I hated it so much I can't even remember the author. It was a required reading back when I was little, and I really thought it was the dullest book ever. Ma ...

    ... is that I would have liked some of the stories to be more fleshed-out. Some of them are in a way, in other books (Treasure Island and the strange case of doctor jekyll and mr hyde are the two most obvious inspirations) and I suppose what I got from this book is the importance of ...

    How about Treasure Island?

    5 Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson I bet if I was a 12-year-old boy living while Stevenson was writing, I would have loved this book. Sadly, I am not. It was mildly entertaining, at best.

    ... children's stories were also one of the things that instilled a love of reading in me - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Treasure Island and, from the early 20th century, The Wind in the Willows were early favourites read to me as bedtime stories. I detest Jane Austen, which I know is ...

    I read the Wide Sargasso Sea over the weekend. A very good, fast read. Also, a little way into Treasure Island. Quite readable so far.

    ... From the Underground (#871) 34) Little Women (#869) 35) Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia (#969) Currently Reading: Treasure Island

    ... through War of the Worlds and really enjoying it, particularly the descriptions of the Martians. Next I intend to read Treasure Island. I've read that it is a bit boring.

    ... further I get into it. Unfortunately, my knowledge of pirate lingo is kind of limited and it's been 34 years since I read Treasure Island. I know exactly how long it's been because I read it out loud to my son when we brought him home from the hospital after he was born. I doubt that he ...

    ... thinking specifically of the old Puffin Classics. Stuff like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Treasure Island. The double covers for Harry Potter never materialized in the U.S., so I don't think about it I guess. The store I was at had (for kids fiction anyway ...

    Treasure Island King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table Play like a Man, Win like a Woman At least I know that I'll enjoy the first two.

    I have fiction separated in modern fiction and "old fiction" (the classics, like Treasure island). Historical texts (Shakespeare, Augustine, Plato etc.) are another category. Then according to interest: Travel, Antiques, Art, Museological books (seperated according to country, museum, exhibit, ...

    ... Dead Wicked with weird page-cuttings Elizabeth Goudge's The White Witch (no relation to Narnia) A ratty old copy of Treasure Island A glorified fanfic, Heathcliff: The Return to Wuthering Heights Numerous classics that everyone who cares already has :-P So what books have been ...

    ... motivated. If you're not, I think it would be a drag. Glad to hear that Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is good. I thought Treasure Island was indeed boring. Also, I was kind of discouraged because it's been read by kids since it was written (I think), and I found it a laborious read and the ...

    ... Jekyll and Mr. Hyde- easy to read, entertaining, and an excellent source for cultural/literary references. I haven't read Treasure Island yet, so I can't compare the two. I hear TI is kind of boring though?

    ... I've also come up with Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Jyde. Anyway, I have mixed feelings about this one. I didn't much like Treasure Island when I read it a couple of years ago, but this one is short, so it shouldn't be too painful. I think the premise sounds fascinating, but I have me doubts ...

    ... Chaucer - Canterbury Tales 20. R.L Stevenson - The strange case of dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde 21. R.L. Stevenson - Treasure Island 22. Mary Shelley - Frankenstein 23. Bram Stoker - Dracula 24. George Orwell - 1984 (my year of birth...) 25. George Orwell - Dierenboerderij ( Ani ...

    aces in Book talk : Guess the book! (Feb 27, 2008, 11:49am)

    Treasure Island?

    8. Treasure Island- Robert Louis Stevenson. I tried to read this as a child, but I could not appreciate it at such a young age. As a youngish adult, this is not the case. This is a very exciting adventure story and it does not lose anything with age. Showing pirates for what they were ...

    januaryw in Book talk : Most Memorable (Feb 19, 2008, 7:52am)

    The Secret Garden Treasure Island Pet Cemetary The Girl Who loved Tom Gordon The Princess Bride Jitterbug Perfume The Golden Compass and The Amber Spyglass from His Dark Materials So many books have stuck with me long after I have read them!

    I second The Hobbit and Treasure Island. I also enjoyed Kidnapped at around that age myself. Holes by Louis Sachar The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke A Wrinkle In Time ( I know there is a series, but this book stands on its own.)

    I read the following to my twin boys between the ages of 8 and 11, their current age. Treasure Island by Robert Loius Stevenson Out of Egypt by Anne Rice The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien ( They have since completed the LOTR trilogy on their own - no way I was reading that to them!!) ...

    ... of it? I can't remember if this is the main part of the story, or just a small part of it, like at the beginning. Is this Treasure Island? I don't have a copy readily available to check. At first I thought it was The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, but I'm ...

    Treasure Island was a cool shorter adventure story. I found a lot of the interaction between the pirates really interesting, and it's a really fast read. Now I've started Rabbit Redux by John Updike, and I'm really liking that so far.

    Just Finished The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood which was great. Next up is Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.

    I don't know that Treasure Island is anything more than a good adventure story for boys and men. I don't see much opportunity for girls and women to identify with it, unless their goal in life is to be a pirate. I look at Treasure Island as a kind of Little Women for boys.

    Oh, and the book that I truly hated the most, loathed, was Treasure Island. I still have refused to reread this, though I admit that I possibly could find some merit in it now.

    The Princess Bride was probably one of the funniest books I have read! I also love The Catcher in the Rye and Treasure Island.

    ... The Wizard of Oz isn't on the list. However, Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass both are. As well as Treasure Island and Little Women, which are often given to children.

    Ebba in 888 Challenge : Ebba's 888 (Jan 4, 2008, 10:34am)

    ... be able to read 64 (or even 56 if I cross list eight) in a year, but why not give it a try? I 1001 Books 1. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (Feb 2008) 2. Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez (April 2008) 3. The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway (D ...

    There's nothing wrong with a dose of the classics, Treasure Island by stevenson Tales Of the North by London Captains courageous, Wee Willie Winkie and Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling

    At that age and grade (4th to 5th) I read and enjoyed the following; The dog who wouldn't be by Farley Mowat Treasure Island by Robert Louis Steveson Tales of The North By Jack London and Men of Iron by Howard Pyle

    I agree with the abridged Illustrated Classic versions to introduce young readers to the great works, they (the books) whet the readers' appitites for quality literature, and help create a quality base for future reading without being overwhelming; they also provide touchstones for the current ...

    ... I got it from the library and it was one of those old hadcover books that was well-worn and comfortable. That book and Treasure Island were instrumental to my love of reading.

    I received The Island of Adventure by Enid Blyton and Misreadings by Umberto Eco in the mail today from bookswap. I also found a good copy of 1984 by George Orwell yesterday and bought it... Does anyone else wonder why classics (including modern classics) have such crap ...

    ... with that day at the Gathering which goes on forever and ever and I'm thinking oh gosh move on already! I'm also reading The Island of Adventure by Enid Blyton. I'm reading it for old time’s sake because those books were a favourite of mine when I was a child and I got it for free from ...

    ... Travels by Jonathan Swift with an introduction by David G. Pitt A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Plato's Rebuplic translated by B. Jowett The Greek Philosophers by Rex Warner

    ... the following from the library sales yesterday: A Burnt-Out Case by Graham Greene 1984 by George Orwell Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Total cost $1.

    CR (current reading): The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides JF (just finished): Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson LF2 (looking forward to): Specials by Scott Westerfeld

    I'm up to the last 25 pages of Treasure Island, but I look at the cover and am repulsed by it. It hasn't got enough exciting action and dialogue. I'm sure I will be glad when it is completed. Hopefully I will get there very soon. The start of the book is good though.

    I made the exact same comment about Treasure Island when I read it a few years ago. I had just finished a term at university full of really dense reading, and I thought Treasure Island was going to be a breeze. But I found it a bit of a slog. So, you're not alone.

    Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson

    I'm actually finding Treasure Island slow going. I'm not sure why because it's a children's book. I got into it but then I sort of dropped away once they actually got to the island and described so much about one small boats journey towards the actual ship. It's odd because I read Anna Karenin ...

    So, what do you think, Urquhart, David Copperfield? (amazing Treasure Island by RLS comes up when I touchstone David Copperfield. Go figure.

    ... through a Dickens immersion, but still have some on my TBR list. Great Expections is also one of my favorites, as is David Copperfield. I slogged through the weepy Old Curiosity Shop, mainly because it had been such a success when it was published. Not high on my recommended list. I ...

    ... through a Dickens immersion, but still have some on my TBR list. Great Expections is also one of my favorites, as is David Copperfield. I slogged through the weepy Old Curiosity Shop, mainly because it had been such a success when it was published. Not high on my recommended list. I ...

    ... Bunnicula books were particular favorites. Some of the last books he read to us were Watership Down, Tom Sawyer, and Treasure Island. Watership Down was a particular favorite and ended up being read twice! Unfortunately it doesn't want a touchstone.

    ... Thief, Liar, Gentleman? by Eleanor Updale 28. Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne 29. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 30. 1968: The Year That Rocked the World by Mark Kurlansky 31. Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad 32. The Ki ...

    ... Barbara Kingsolver Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows J. K. Rowling A Thousand Splendid Suns Khaled Hoseeni David Copperfield Charles Dickens The Old Wives Tale Arnold Bennett

    ... by Sebastian Faulks 3. Middlemarch by George Eliot 4. The Lizard Cage by Karen Connelly 5. (tie) Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (tie) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling NONFICTION 1. Up in the Old Hotel by Joseph Mitchell ...

    The Island of Adventure by Enid Blyton? ETA with Jack, Diana, Lucy, Philip and Kiki the Cockatiel? Set in Cornwall? One of my favourite reads as a kid.

    ... 1. Moon Tiger by Penelope Lively 1. The sea by John Banville 2. The glass castle by Jeanette Wells 3. The time machine by H.G. Wells There was a three way tie for the top spot - what beautiful stories.

    ... little bookshelf in the classroom. And I can also remember reading Far Centaurus by A E Van Vogt back then--as well as The Time Machine and A Wrinkle In Time. When I signed up for the Science Fiction Book Club in 1970 I got the Science Fiction Hall of Fame, A Treasury Of Great Science ...

    ... not 19th century), I was much better able to understand the characters when they spoke. I used to be a big fan of Treasure Island when I was about 10, and this had a pretty similar ring to it. It was definitely enjoyable, as far as what I like to think of as "Victorian adventure ...

    >43 strandbooks, I too found David Copperfield to be an excellent read, and one which successfully got me back into Dickens after a very long spell away from his works. If you haven't done so already, I highly recommend reading Nicholas Nickleby :)

    Thanks for starting a new thread! I'm going to finish David Copperfield today. I'm excited that there are so many Dickens on the list because I have really enjoyed this one and Tale of Two Cities. Today I'm going to the library to pick up The Old Wives Tale (this one has been number one in ...

    I'm still working on David Copperfield I plan to finish it today. (Not sure why the touchstone says Treasure Island...) I've really enjoyed it, but I think Dickens is one of those authors that I will read over years to come. I couldn't pick up another of his books soon after finishing one. By the ...

    Well of my list for September, I've read: Lovely Green Eyes - Arnost Lustig The Time Machine - H. G. Wells I'm reading: Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte To Kill a Mocking Bird - Harper Lee (audio) And I'm replacing: The Woman in White - Wilkie Collins with ...

    Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    ... weeks, I shamefully have finally finished another book. However it is a long one that I do feel good about completing. David Copperfield - Charles Dickens Tane in The Green Dragon : What is your definition of 'Classic' Science Fiction? (Sep 11, 2007, 4:18pm)

    ... Anyway, that's what it means to me, make of that what you will :-) *for some reason the Time Machine tag defaulted to Treasure Island???

    Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    19. Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy 20. Pursuit of Happyness by Chris Gardner 21. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson If you haven't yet read The Pursuit of Happyness, you need to! I loved every minute of it. Much better than alot of "rags to riches" tales out there.....

    I've had a book-heavy weekend. I finished Treasure Island, which I wish I had read when I was a kid. It was such fun--I immediately tossed it to my daughter. Then I read Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, which I thought was very effective, and The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper, which ...

    Swallows and Amazons by Ransome; Island of Adventure, Mountain of Adventure, etc., by Enid Blyton; Little House on the Prairies series by Wilder; Nancy Drew by Keene; The Hardy Boys *high fives, Tropics* Anne of Green Gables by Montgomery; Narnia Chronicles; Nigel Tranter ...

    ... Ilyich (depressing but a really good short novel about death and dying) The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde The Time Machine The Island of Dr. Moreau The Invisible Man The War of the Worlds The Turn of the Screw (short book, but I didn't like it much) Heart of Darkne ...

    Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

    I am reading Treasure Island on DailyLit. I'm not sure how I missed this one growing up!

    ... in your hovel?" "Say, you wouldn't happen to have any kids that are a little more crippled or anything, would you?" 92. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson Pirates! Who doesn't love pirates! 93. The Innocents Abroad by Mark Twain Subtitled: 'An Account of American Except ...

    Ship of Fools, Sebastian Brandt Swallows and Amazons, Arthur Ransome Riddle of the Sands, Erskine Childers Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson Run Silent, Run Deep, Edward Latimer Beach

    Bloody Jack Mr. Midshipman Hornblower Kidnapped Treasure Island Peter Pan

    ... same way that so many of the books she quoted refused to appeal to me. There is no question that Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, Treasure Island and The Jungle Book are well-written, excellent books, but I find them all repulsive and always have, and there's nothing I can do about it. 59. The Bo ...

    Wind in the Willows, Rabbit Hill, Treasure Island, and Pinochio are just a few. LOVED them all as an adult.

    Treasure Island Robert Louis Stevenson The Adventures of Ben Gunn R. F. Delderfield The Privateer Josephine Tey The Pyrates George MacDonald Fraser Peter Pan James M. Barrie

    ... GREAT FIGURES IN HISTORY MARIE CURIE GN $14.95 MANGA LITERARY CLASSICS LITTLE WOMEN GN $14.95 MANGA LITERARY CLASSICS TREASURE ISLAND GN $14.95 MÄR VOL 14 GN $7.99 MEGAMAN NT WARRIOR VOL 12 GN $7.99 MILLENNIUM SNOW VOL 2 TP $8.99 MOME VOL 8 GN $14.95 MOON & SANDALS VOL 2 G ...

    ... ciety. For my part, I'm about fifty pages into Kidnapped. Not much has happened yet, but I already like it better than Treasure Island.

    ... Islands of Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia by James Oseland The Tale of the Unknown Island by Jose Saramago Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson The Island of Dr. Moreau by H G Wells Islands in the Stream by Ernest Hemingway

    #25 I did that all the time too! My favorite was being the additional stowaway/cabingirl in Treasure Island. :-)

    I have an edition of Treasure island in English, followed by a Chinese translation. Even if I could read the Cinese version, I would definitely combine this book with the other editions.

    MrsLee in The Green Dragon : Your Pedigree? (May 6, 2007, 8:56pm)

    ... BOOK(s): Aside from anything at all by the above authors, Anything Can Happen, The Egg and I, A Gift from the Sea, Treasure Island, Bible FAVORITE DRINK: Iced tea, margarita, coffee FAVORITE CHEESE: Irish cheddar, Bleu, Brie FAVORITE CHOCOLATE: Anything dark FAVOURITE SPELLING OF FAV ...

    ... in the scary sense, I'm just a total whimp when it comes to violence. I liked the reviews I've read for Flyaway and Treasure Island. I thought I had read Treasure Island before, but now that I've read the review, I'm not so sure I actually did. I didn't see that there were any other ...

    Treasure Island is read and reviewed I get to choose for Inigo again, The bafut beagles for a change of direction. Awaiting the next to finish (or a new player) to choose for me.

    geneg in Go Review That Book! : FAQ (Apr 27, 2007, 2:56pm)

    Why not just say soemthing like my review can be found in the reviews for Treasure Island? If someone wants to read the review I'm sure there will be plenty of people who can show them how. BTW, reading_fox, I just tested your scheme for including links from message posts. Thanks for putting ...

    Reading_Fox howse about doing a reading/review of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. Check back when you've put the review out.

    There was one called Jim Hawkins and the Curse from Treasure Island by Francis Bryan that was really good.

    I had no idea anyone had written prequels/sequels to Treasure Island much less that they were any good. I'm so glad you let us know! I'll keep an eye out for them.

    ... texts, unless it was blindingly clear from the entry that it was an abridgement. I suspect many of the editions of Treasure Island, Kidnapped, and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are abridged for young readers, but just because the title includes something like "Young Rea ...

    Thanks! I had no idea that there was related material to Treasure Island (outside of four hundred movie versions). I know people have also written sequels & stuff for Peter Pan, but I've heard they're all either Disneyfied or political so I haven't read them.

    ... Under the Black Flag: the Romance and the Reality of Life Among the Pirates by David Cordingly. For fiction, Treasure Island and Peter Pan are kind of the classics... I also like The Angel's Command (sequel to Castaways of the Flying Dutchman), and supposedly the third Bloody ...

    ... And I was a bit ambivalent about Piratica but I loved the title and the cover... That one probably merits a reread. Treasure Island is a given. And I've fallen madly in love with Sid Meier's Pirates! computer game. My boyfriend and I play it obsessively with me as navigator, gunner, and ...

    ... 1717, to the present Year 1724. (ok, the title is much longer but I thought I'd spare you all) and The Princess Bride. And Treasure Island, obviously :-) But Johnson is my absolute top recommended book (and enough of his pirates are made up that I still consider it fiction)... I wrote a 20 ...

    I completely agree. I was just upset it took me so long to get around to. 10. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.

    ... PBS is showing the Masterpiece Theater version this weekend. Plus it's an awesome read. I'm not as fond of it as I am of Treasure Island, of course, but that's ok. Has anybody read David Balfour or Catriona? Those are apparently the sequels, but I've never seen them anywhere. Anybody ...

    Kidnapped and Treasure Island are very much adventure stories as is The Master of Ballantrae and that was Stevenson's intent. Kenilworth and Ivanhoe were by Sir Walter Scott not Stevenson, but your point is taken #7. You could also include Robinson Crusoe or even Gulliver' Travels. ...

    ... wrote nearly a dozen boys adventures, including the Leatherstocking Tales, The Red Rover, and The Pilot. What about Treasure Island, or David Balfour, or Kidnapped, or Ivanhoe, or Kenilworth, do they belong here? Hermann Melville, always one to experiment with genres wrote an ...

    49. Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters - library 50. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson - electronic 51. Conan and the Jewels of Gwahlur by P. Craig Russell - library 52. Mansfield Park by Jane Austen - seller 53. To Light A Candle by Mercedes Lackey and Ja ...

    ... The Outstretched Shadow by Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory, which I'm enjoying quite a bit, and I've just begun Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson as an e-book.

    bettyjo in Children's Fiction : Classics (Feb 18, 2007, 7:06pm)

    I will add Treasure Island, Robin Hood, and Pinocchio

    ... to reading paragraphs seemingly overnight. At a discount store, I found a set of old-fashioned children's classics such as Treasure Island, Peter Pan, and such and he has enjoyed every one. I like that because I believe everyone should have at least a glancing familiarity with the ...

    ... Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Princess Ashley The Catcher in the Rye The Secret Garden The Wind and the Willows Treasure Island Black Beauty The Hobbit Alice in Wonderland Sula Around the World in 80 days Sing-Song When We Were Very Young The Wonderful Wizard ...

    ... difference? My last adventure was sparked by the "Is the Aldous Huxley issue one of these???" thread. I followed the the Treasure Island link to Robert Louis Stevenson and discovered that he had been combined with Stevenson, James Stevenson and others. I've tried separating all ...

    I have a copy of After Many a Summer Dies the Swan which keeps linking to Island. It shows up in my catalog as a separate work. When listed by title, it's in 'A's and Island in in 'I's. I even deleted it and entered it manually with the same result. I also saw that the touchstone is not ...

    ... favorites we read for ourselves. We also liked The Swiss Family Robinson and of course Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island and Kidnapped. In fact, anything about adventures at sea fascinated us: Call It Courage, The Dark Frigate, Carry On, Mr. Bowditch, and Jack London ...

    hailelib in Book talk : Fun with libraries (Jan 6, 2007, 5:55pm)

    #1 1984 #100 Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson 10% St. Peter's Fair by Ellis Peters and lots of unshared. The one actually appearing at the end is The Silent Rose by Kasey Mars because it was added most recently. And the touchstone seems to indicate that St. P ...

    We just finished reading Treasure Island and my son loved it. He wanted to know if there was a sequel! He has picked out Peter Pan to read next. I'm sure that he will love it. My girls are little yet, so we still read alot of picture books. I find their attention spam isn't long enough ...

    ... Editions The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton White Fang by Jack London Treasure Island by Robert Lewis Stevenson Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce Six brand ...

    ... First Term at Malory Towers - Mere Christianity. White Boots - Siddhartha Ballet Shoes - Gravity's Rainbow Treasure Island - Agile Web Development with Rails Alice in Wonderland - Systematic Theology (actually, that list is FULL of theology and similar, which is 'curiouse ...

    I'm working on Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. So far it's great. My only other exposure was the Disney version.

    ... would be three of them, for instance) while with others I sometimes wonder why RD even bothered. "Kidnapped" and "Treasure Island" might be typical examples of those. Although the Frank Godwin illustrations are quite nice in their own way, I still can't help thinking I would have much ...

    ... Poppins Tom Sawyer A Little Princess Alice in Wonderland Swiss Family Robinson Robin Hood Kidnapped Treasure Island A little more recent (20th century), but still classics: Matilda (and many other Roald Dahl books) The Saturdays (and the rest of the series) ...

    ... Call It Courage. Closely following that were Kipling's Captains Courageous, London's The Sea Wolf, Stevenson's Treasure Island, and The Dark Frigate by Charles Hawes. I went through the usual stages: Heyerdahl's Kon-Tiki, Childers's The Riddle of the Sands, Dana's Two Yea ...

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