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Robert Louis Stevenson
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A brisk, morally charged pirate adventure, offering suspense, loyalty and memorable danger while also exposing readers to older language and attitudes that need context.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
A brisk, morally charged pirate adventure, offering suspense, loyalty and memorable danger while also exposing readers to older language and attitudes that need context.
Chris Priestley
Expect a gothic, suspenseful reading experience: a storm isolates two children with a sailor whose sea stories involve pirates, plagues and storms. The framing situation creates unease, while a later revelation intensifies the disturbance.