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Robert Louis Stevenson actually came up with the inspiration of treasure island when drawing a map for his 12-year-old step son, and of course the map needed a story and BAM over 200 million copies sold worldwide and counting! For more information on the author please check out: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kqjhiq8PiZ9M94umnyofblU5hpqXnNByeNOk1aoAhJU/edit

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Disney's Version of Treasure Island (1950)

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Disney's Version of Treasure Island (1950)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVX5ZfTcGNU

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Jim Hawkins:
A 12-13 year old boy, who is the primary narrator and protagonist in the story.

Billy Bones:
An old drunkerd of a sailor (pirate) who has the map, and eventually dies of a stroke.

Dr.David Livesey:
Local doctor and magistrate in the village. Minor narrator in chapters 16-18.

Squire John Trelawney:
The main county squire; the wealthy man who finances the trip to treasure island.

Long John Silver:
A tavern-keeper and the ships cook, one who causes the mutany under orders of Captin Flint.

Captin Alexander Smollett:
The new ship's captin, the Hispaniola, Trelawney bought him to manage the ship.

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A Simplified Summary Of Treasure Island:

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A Simplified Summary Of Treasure Island:

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Treasure Island is a fictional, but classic story. This is the story of young Jim Hawkins who through an old pirate finds a map of treasure burried in a far away island. This tale is based in the 1700's when pirates were very prominent. Through the magic that is sailing and adventures Jim and his companions manage to find the island. During his voyage Jim faces munity within some of the ships crew members. Utimatley Jim returns home with the treasure and paranoia.

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"Treasure Island" By Robert Louis Stevenson

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The youthful imagination creates dreams and often realities for many. As writers and artist have proven time and time again is that you don't have to be a child to be imaginative. Children's literature is often used in teaching other languages due to there are rarely any previous knowledge needed, they can let us escape for a little while and some of them are extremely well written.