La isla del tesoro
- First published 1970
- 280 pages
- Spanish
- Classic
Young Jim Hawkins's quiet life at the Admiral Benbow inn is irrevocably altered by the arrival of a mysterious, scarred seaman named Billy Bones. When Bones dies, Jim discovers a treasure map within his sea chest, detailing the location of the infamous Captain Flint's buried riches. This discovery ignites a perilous voyage aboard the Hispaniola, funded by the well-meaning but naive Squire Trelawney and the astute Dr. Livesey.
As Jim embarks on this quest for fortune, he finds himself navigating not only the high seas but also the complex loyalties of the crew, particularly the charming and cunning cook, Long John Silver. The journey unfolds with mutiny, treachery, and moral dilemmas, forcing Jim to confront the true nature of adventure and the blurred lines between good and evil. This story explores bravery, loyalty, and the pursuit of wealth, offering a timeless tale of self-discovery amidst danger.
As Jim embarks on this quest for fortune, he finds himself navigating not only the high seas but also the complex loyalties of the crew, particularly the charming and cunning cook, Long John Silver. The journey unfolds with mutiny, treachery, and moral dilemmas, forcing Jim to confront the true nature of adventure and the blurred lines between good and evil. This story explores bravery, loyalty, and the pursuit of wealth, offering a timeless tale of self-discovery amidst danger.
- Genres
- Fiction › Speculative fiction › Science fictionFiction › Historical fictionFiction › Speculative fiction › FantasyFiction › Action & adventure › Nautical fictionFiction › Speculative fiction › Horror & supernatural
- Themes
- Crime & justice › PiratesArt & creativity › Books & readingGender › MasculinityTravel & journeys › VoyagesArt & creativity › Writers & writing
- Mood
- Adventurous
- Tropes
- Treasure hunt
What readers say
3.85
557K ratings across the web 6 in 10 readers loved it, 1 didn't like it
Readers found this book to be a phenomenal experience, praising its immersive qualities. Many felt transported into the story's world, developing a strong connection with the characters and their journey. The narrative is described as highly engaging, effectively drawing the reader into its adventurous setting.
However, reviewers note that the book may not be suitable for all audiences, particularly very young children. It contains elements described as gory and intense in certain sections, making it an inappropriate choice for a bedtime story for the youngest readers. This suggests a more mature tone than some might expect.
Overall, the book is highly regarded for its compelling adventure and ability to captivate readers. It is best suited for those who appreciate immersive storytelling and are comfortable with more intense, mature themes. Readers seeking a truly transporting experience, and who are not looking for a lighthearted children's tale, are likely to enjoy this work.
However, reviewers note that the book may not be suitable for all audiences, particularly very young children. It contains elements described as gory and intense in certain sections, making it an inappropriate choice for a bedtime story for the youngest readers. This suggests a more mature tone than some might expect.
Overall, the book is highly regarded for its compelling adventure and ability to captivate readers. It is best suited for those who appreciate immersive storytelling and are comfortable with more intense, mature themes. Readers seeking a truly transporting experience, and who are not looking for a lighthearted children's tale, are likely to enjoy this work.
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Details & editions
- This edition
- Eneida Editorial S.L, 2021
- ISBN
- 9788417726317
- Language
- Spanish
Original edition Treasure Island Originally published in 1970 · English · American Education Publications
