We must go on, because we can’t turn back.’
There is nothing like a thrilling adventure transporting to wonderous lands, full of marvels showing milestone moments of life. Jim Hawkins embarks on such a voyage to find the legendary treasure buried by the infamous pirate Captain Flint.
With a treasure map in hand, he sets off to the land of pirates, dangerous ships and the angry sea. Jim and his friends fight off corrupt invaders in search of the treasure, showing how courage and bravery knows no age but just intention.
The thrill of discovery and the dream of unknown is what drives Jim, will he be able to reach his goal and accomplish his mission in this engaging and action-packed page turner? Or will the dangers serve as a reminder of why one must not blindly follow their desires?
About the Author
Robert Louis Stevenson is best known for his adventure stories including Treasure Island and Kidnapped which have become classics of English literature. He was a Scottish writer born on November 13, 1850, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Stevenson suffered from poor health throughout his childhood which led to a lifelong struggle with tuberculosis. Stevenson was always more interested in writing and literature than his studies. He began to publish his first essays and stories in magazines while he was still in his teens. His first book, An Inland Voyage was published in 1878 and chronicled a canoe trip he had taken in Belgium and France. His work was hugely popular, and they have become classics of English literature. His literary style was known for its vivid characters, exciting plots and a sense of adventur
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