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Librivox recording of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Read by Adrian Praetzellis.
A mysterious map, pirates, and pieces of eight! When young Jim Hawkins finds a map to pirates’ gold he starts on an adventure that takes him from his English village to a desert island with the murderous Black Dog, half-mad Ben Gunn, and (of course) Long John Silver. Arr Jim lad! R.L. Stevenson (1850-1894) was born in Scotland and travelled extensively in California and the south Pacific. (Summary by Adrian Praetzellis)
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M4B audiobook of complete book
This audio is part of the collection: The LibriVox Free Audiobook Collection
It also belongs to collections: Audio Books & Poetry; Community Audio
Artist/Composer: Robert Louis Stevenson
Date: 2007-12-14
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Keywords: librivox; audiobooks; pirates; Stevenson; treasure; children's literature
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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| Audio Files | 128Kbps MP3 | Ogg Vorbis | 64Kbps MP3 |
| 01 At the Admiral Benbow - 02 Black Dog Appears and Disappears |
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| 03 The Black Spot - 04 The Sea Chest |
24.5 MB
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| 05 The Last of the Blind Man - 06 The Captain's Papers |
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| 07 I go to Bristol - 08 At the Sign of the Spy-Glass |
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| 09 Powder and Arms - 10 The Voyage |
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| 11 What I Heard in the Apple Barrel - 12 Council of War |
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| 13 How my Shore Adventure happend - 14 The First Blow |
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| 15 The Man of the Island - 16 Narrative continued by the Doctor |
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| 17 Narrative continued by the Doctor - 18 Narrative continued by the Doctor |
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| 19 Narrative resumed by Jim Hawkins - 20 Silver's Embassy |
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| 21 The Attack - 22 How my Sea Adventure Began |
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| 23 The Ebb-Tide Runs - 24 The Voyage of the Coracle |
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| 25 I Strike the Jolly Roger - 26 Israel Hands |
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| 27 Pieces of Eight - 28 In the Enemy's Camp |
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| 29 The Black Spot Again - 30 On Parole |
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| 31 The Treaure Hunt, Flint's Pointer - 32 The Treasure Hunt, the Voice Amoung the Trees |
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| 33 The Fall of a Chieftan - 34 And Last |
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Reviewer:
cirkut8 -
Subject:
Arrr!!!...shiver me timbers matey. Listen to this book.
I downloaded this book to listen to while driving on a long trip. I was so into this recording that I nearly drove out of gas. I wish the Coen brothers would make a movie based on this. In my mind's eye it was as if they were telling the story. I am not sure the ladies will appreciate the adventure, blood and violence. I loved it. I enjoyed how Robert Louis Stevenson ended each chapter with something that forced you to want to go on. I simply could not stop listening to this book.
Reviewer:
jollyrogered -
Subject:
What a great book
Treasure Island is one of my favorite books, I read it at least once a year, and this was my second time listening to it. I am always impressed by Mr. Praetzellis. He is such an excellent reader, I've enjoyed everything that he had read. His Long John Silver voice is just fantastic. I'm always thankful for his librivox contributions, he makes one of my favorite books a wonderful experience
Reviewer:
kayapee -
Subject:
Great reading of this classic
Classic pirate tale and by far one of the best readings I have heard. Mr. Praetzellis does an amazing job.
Reviewer:
bluemonkee -
Subject:
Great reading = Great Book
Great enthusiastic reading. My son is severely dyslexic but truly enjoys a great book. Listening while following along helps with his comprehension and vocabulary. Thanks for contributing!
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BookReader365 -
Subject:
Good story, good reader
this book was required reading over the summer and listening was a lot easier. thanks.
Reviewer:
Pourik -
Subject:
*****
First time I've listened to a reader..kudos to Adrian!
Reviewer:
Francgusu -
Subject:
Treasure Island
A great time guaranteed with this fine reading of a classic. This enthusiatic reader fills this story with atmosphere worthy of the material.
Reviewer:
Fini -
Subject:
Great reading
Great reading of this adventure novel by Adrian Praetzellis - and fine singing.
Reviewer:
FixItDad65 -
Subject:
Excellent reading
Enjoyed this tale with our 6 year old son.
Reviewer:
Philippe Horak -
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Classic sea adventure and a very good reading
Jim Hawkins is a young boy who lives at his parents’ inn, the Admiral Benbow, near Bristol, England, in the eighteenth century. An old sea captain named Billy Bones dies in the inn after being presented with a black spot, or official pirate verdict of guilt or judgment. Jim is stirred to action by the spot and its mysterious, accurate portent of Billy’s death. Hastily, Jim and his mother unlock Billy’s sea chest, finding a logbook and map inside.
And so begins a classic sea adventure. The reading by Adrian Praetzellis is very good indeed. Many thanks.
Reviewer:
TheBookworm -
Subject:
Yo ho ho and an mp3 file
Excellent reading of this classic story.
The mixture of English West Country and East Ender accents is very effective. Singing is not bad either; you'll like the effect at the end of the last chapter. (The BookWorm, Manchester, UK)
