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Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

ISBN: 9780030515033
Release Date: 01 Jan 1997
Average rating: (read by 172 members)

Categories: General & literary fiction , Classic fiction

Cambridge Literature is a new series of literary texts, edited by teachers for students. It includes writing from various genres--novels, short stories, poetry and essays--and covers a wide variety of cultures and time periods. Each text includes an introduction and the complete uninterrupted text, as well as a glossary and reading list.

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Recommended 3 times

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	neonpinky
	Rated it 26 days ago

LUV IT!!!!!!!!!!!!! dis wuz my fav book in the 2nd grade but then i read inkheart....

	Bookangel2
	Rated it 28 days ago

This was not a book that I enjoyed, when I had to read it on starting secondary school. It took me ages to read and I found it boring. However, maybe this isn't fair. Possibly , if I read it now, I might enjoy it more.

	comfyhobo
	Rated it 1 months ago

Great book, enjoyed all of it, although predictable ending, will read his other books.

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