Shiver-me-timbers and welcome to my captain’s log. Join me crew matey, and help me plunder the depths the bookTreasure Island, written by Robert Louis Stevenson. I am on a hunt to find out if Treasure Island is, was, and will be literary loot (in landlubber’s terms a classic novel.) From now until December look into your spyglass for my four posts navigating themes and experiences in the book, which I will relate to my own personal experiences and opinions. Then, I will compose an apologia of why this book is to be considered a treasure, or if it should walk the plank. You can find a bounty of useful links in a column on the starboard side. So grab your peg legs, parrots and swords because we are about to dive into a swashbuckling adventure of piracy, treasure where “X” marks the spot, and men stranded on deserted islands. Come aboard me hearty and lets set sail for Treasure Island.
This is great. I love how you have played with the language - appropriate for the theme and time period of the book.
ReplyDeleteYou have included a wide variety of sources in your links list.
A strong start Connor.
Very well done! Short and too the point. No nonsensical stuff in here may have to shorten some of my posts now! One suggestion: make the picture at the top smaller it makes me scroll down too far, or make it a link in your list?
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