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Book review on treasure island

Answer 1

Yrsa Sigurdardottir is a just-plain-incredible talent. Sigurdardottir is known as Iceland’s Queen of Crime, and every single book of hers that I read reinforces just how well-deserved this title really is. A hallmark of Yrsa’s crime writing is her ability to blend strong mystery writing with truly dark, almost horror-inspired plotlines—and in I REMEMBER YOU, she puts her dark imagination on full display. I REMEMBER YOU is, in fact, better described as a ghost story than a crime novel, though at its heart it certainly has a compelling mystery for readers to unravel. In this hair-raising story of suspense, a group of friends set out to a remote Icelandic village in order to renovate a house they have recently purchased. But as they settle in and begin their work, it becomes clear that something on the island doesn’t want them to stay... I REMEMBER YOU is slow-burning, immersive, utterly chilling suspense—I was glued to this book from the first page to the last. You know that feeling when you’re loving a book so much, you just want to savor every single page? That was me with I REMEMBER YOU.

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Answer 2

Giancarlo Motta Mrs. Leite Honors English Period 4 May 12, 2014 Treasure Island Book Review Treasure Island is classic a pirate tale written by acclaimed Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. The story is about a young man named Jim Hawkins and his quest for the legendary treasure of “Captain Flint”, a notorious pirate of the seven seas. The story is narrated and told through the perspective of Jim Hawkins. The treasure of Captain Flint is located on Treasure Island, a place every pirate wants to go.

The story begins at the Admiral Benbow Inn, where a man who calls himself “The Captain” checks n, and pays Jim a few dollars to be on the lookout for any strange pirates or men. All “The Captain” did while he was at the inn was drink whiskey and tell tales about his ad- ventures with a man named Captain Flint. A strange man who goes by the name of Black Dog goes to visit “The Captain”, but got worked up after they had a skirmish that he had a stroke. The next day a blind man named Pew goes to the inn to tell “The Captain” to meet his old shipmates at ten o’ clock. After Pew leaves “The Captain” dies of a heart attack, and later that night Jim’s father also dies of an illness.