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Kidnapped (Great Illustrated Classics)
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The world's best-loved children's stories set in large type for easy reading. -- Over 100 illustrations in each book The world's best-loved children's stories set in large type for easy reading. -- Over 100 illustrations in each book
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Jerry –
Moderately enjoyable...but nothing special.
Kelly Wickham –
I don't like to read abridged books, but I read this book and it was appropriate for her age. Although, I don't think that she would have given it much higher of a score than 2 or 3. She understood it, but it really was not that interesting of exciting for her. I don't like to read abridged books, but I read this book and it was appropriate for her age. Although, I don't think that she would have given it much higher of a score than 2 or 3. She understood it, but it really was not that interesting of exciting for her.
Maria –
Simple story but with a lot of adventure!!
Dwnelson –
this is not the best abridged version if this story
Nandini Goel –
Book Review: Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson is a book which discusses about the life of a boy, “David” and his adventures on the ship “Convenant” and with his friend Alan Stewart on the land of Campbells. This story teaches us a lesson that one is never truly trustable. For instance, David trusted many people but the same people brought him danger. Even his friend Alan who helped him most of the times got him into trouble. It even discusses about “David’s Book Review: Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson is a book which discusses about the life of a boy, “David” and his adventures on the ship “Convenant” and with his friend Alan Stewart on the land of Campbells. This story teaches us a lesson that one is never truly trustable. For instance, David trusted many people but the same people brought him danger. Even his friend Alan who helped him most of the times got him into trouble. It even discusses about “David’s parents and his uncle’s(Mr. Ebenzer) relationship”. His father and uncle both loved David’s mother and at last the made a deal. David’s Father married David’s Mother and David’s Uncle kept the whole ancestral house of Shaws. But David’s Uncle never respected the House of Shaws and it was left in ruins. It is a beautifully crafted story where initially Uncle Ebenzer refused to keep David owing to his hatred towards the holy alliance of his parents whereas later he had soft corner for David after hearing his news of being kidnapped. Lesson of the Story: We should never trust someone blindfolded. On Regular intervals, we should keep a check on our relationships. This will help us to choose right friends to live a serene life.
JJ –
After David Balfour is cheated out of his inheritance by his uncle, he is kidnapped aboard a ship. He escapes, only to find himself wrongly accused of murder. David encounters many many hardships on his journey to safety. This story is written long in the past, so some of the language and terms used can be confusing. Overall, though, it is a good, well - written book.
Michael Young –
David goes to live with is evil uncle. One day they go to the docks and while the are observing a ship David is Kadnapped and sold to the ship by his uncle. One night a weird man finds his way to the ship. David goes to talk with him and overhears some of the sailer talking about muddering The man. David goes the the man and tells him about the plot. They fight their way through the sailors. While this is happening they get trough off the ship. David and the man get to shore and the man is calle David goes to live with is evil uncle. One day they go to the docks and while the are observing a ship David is Kadnapped and sold to the ship by his uncle. One night a weird man finds his way to the ship. David goes to talk with him and overhears some of the sailer talking about muddering The man. David goes the the man and tells him about the plot. They fight their way through the sailors. While this is happening they get trough off the ship. David and the man get to shore and the man is called Alan. David and Alan are charged with Murdder and they are now running from the britsh army. They are trying to get back to their home where David's uncle lives. When they got back the play a trick to get back the house that their uncle lives in. They get the house from their uncle. and now David lives there.
Jesus Alberto –
I thought the story was an interesting one at that. It starts of with a young man's father die and leave a will for him that it turns out he has a different name and owns a house in a different city. He meets his uncle there which was a grumpy old man. The uncle then tricks the young lad into getting on to a boat which was a trade his uncle set up they sell him away for a bag of money. While in the voyage he meets people who help threw out the voyage. He manages to escape and meets a guy who hel I thought the story was an interesting one at that. It starts of with a young man's father die and leave a will for him that it turns out he has a different name and owns a house in a different city. He meets his uncle there which was a grumpy old man. The uncle then tricks the young lad into getting on to a boat which was a trade his uncle set up they sell him away for a bag of money. While in the voyage he meets people who help threw out the voyage. He manages to escape and meets a guy who helps out in his journey. He decides that he should hire a lawyer, when he does they plan out on how to get the house to belong to him back into his ownership. Long story short Uncle go bye bye, and the house is his.
Gloria –
Pretty interesting, if you want a quick kick of action in your day. The plot itself is simple but still convoluted because you're reading a narrative written by a guy who can't seem to introduce his characters and is almost always whining.. Maybe this is just me, but the guy is horrendously childish.. Probably has a deeper meaning?? Pretty interesting, if you want a quick kick of action in your day. The plot itself is simple but still convoluted because you're reading a narrative written by a guy who can't seem to introduce his characters and is almost always whining.. Maybe this is just me, but the guy is horrendously childish.. Probably has a deeper meaning??
Seans014 –
The uncle owns what David Balfour should own. The uncle sent off david to the sea captain. He meets Alan Breck a navy Lieutenant. His uncle payed the captain 20 pounds. The 20 pounds are for taking David away. Do you want to know why? To take David to the Carolinas.
Maggie –
Good long book. Really enjoyed it.
Angela –
This was a sad classic for Parker and I. I might have skipped it if I had known. It was a good story though.
Mayva Kumar –
It had my attention from the start and my attention never faltered while reading it.
Lisa Kizer –
DULL!!!!
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