Treasure Island
An old seaman with a sabre scar takes the room at your father's inn and pays you fourpence a month to watch for a one-legged man. What is in his sea-chest gets the inn wrecked and you aboard a ship provisioned for an island nobody names aloud. Stevenson wrote the pirate story all the others borrow from. You are Jim Hawkins, and the ship's cook — one leg, a parrot, endlessly kind to you — is the reason to be careful.
Read Treasure IslandChapters
- A Chest at the DoorAdmiral Benbow
- The Man at the WindowAdmiral Benbow
- Black Dog at BreakfastAdmiral Benbow
- The Black SpotAdmiral Benbow
- The Key on the CordAdmiral Benbow
- Pew in the RoadBlack Hill Cove
- Flint's PacketTrelawney Hall
- The Road to BristolTrelawney Hall
- The Spy-glassSpy-glass Tavern
- Powder AftHispaniola
- Sea LegsHispaniola
- Under the ApplesHispaniola
- Seven Against NineteenCaptain's Cabin
- Boats Against the CalmSouth-east Coast
- The First Honest RefusalMarsh Edge
- The Man in GoatskinTwo-pointed Hill
- Inside the PalisadeStockade
- Silver Under WhiteStockade Clearing
- Through the Log HouseLog House
- The White RockStockade
- A Hide BoatEastern Spit
- The Ebb Takes HoldEbb Current
- Round the CapeWestern Coast
- Over the BulwarkNorth Inlet
- North InletNorth Inlet
- The Empty DeckOccupied Stockade
- The Bible LeafOccupied Stockade
- A Word on ParolePalisade
- Flint's PointerAnchorage Plateau
- The Voice in the PinesSpy-glass Plateau
- The Empty PitTall Pine
- Fire from the NutmegsPlateau Thicket
- The Cave of GoldRum Cove
- What the Doctor SawBen Gunn's Cave
- The Last Loaded BoatBen Gunn's Cave
- The Flag and the FallenBen Gunn's Cave
- Bread-bags of CoinBen Gunn's Cave
- The Last View of the IslandNorth Inlet
- The Missing BagSpanish-American Gulf