TREASURE ISLAND by Robert Louis Stevenson (Original Version): TREASURE ISLAND by Robert Louis Stevenson (Original Version): Volume 4 Paperback – 17 Aug. 2017

Read again for the umpteenth time. Never gets tired.

Got it as a gift, looked lux to me. A+++

I ordered this for my nine year old great grandson, but it wasn`t suitable and I kept it until he is older.

Very good issue collectible classics

Quality book

Small, portable, and just nice-looking books. This one has the map of the island printed in the part of the book when it is discovered.

A edição é perfeita e veio num estado tão conservado, o sebo que comprei teve um cuidado incrível, parabéns mesmo!! Fez minha jornada com a leitura muito mais incrível!

I couldn't believe it when I saw that in every chapter the inicial word or letter was missing!! How can they sell this kind of book nowadays. I have asked for reimboursement. They should not be selling this book with missing letters!!

Wunderbare liebevoll gemachte Ausgabe mit Goldschnitt und toller Schrift. Meine Tochter war begeistert.

Exceptional in both physical form and story.The book is small, approximately 4 inches by 6 inches and perhaps 3/4 inch thick. It comes as hardcover, with a paper jacket and a built in ribbon bookmark. This book would make an aesthetically excellent addition to any library, but may be a bit off putting for the more macho reader (it's light blue hardcover and ribbon are a bit much) - that being said, perhaps the skull on the paper jacket front will compensate a bit.As for the story, there isn't much I can write that a paid scholar hasn't already stated more coherently. For the average reader, this book is as simple as the classics come. What I can only imagine as a tale written for an adolescent male, this story is altogether suspenseful, and transportive. Taking the reader into the 1800s (or earlier) you're plunged into the world of an influenced and curious young man, bound for an epic journey amongst both true scallywags and worthy, chivalrous men. Take a gander at the novel that all our pirate stereotypes are based upon, and revisit the naivety and excitement that we all overlooked in our youngest years.