The Adventure Collection: Treasure Island, The Jungle Book, Gulliver's Travels...
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Added on February 8, 2026
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What stories turn courage into legend?The Adventure Collection brings together some of the greatest tales of exploration, danger, and discovery ever written. From pirate seas and hidden treasure to wild jungles and strange new worlds, this anthology captures the spirit of adventure that has thrilled readers for generations.Featuring timeless classics such as Treasure Island, The Jungle Book, and Gulliver's Travels, these stories follow unforgettable heroes across oceans, continents, and imagination itself. Each tale celebrates bravery, curiosity, resilience, and the thrill of the unknown.Perfect for readers young and old, this collection offers fast-paced storytelling, memorable characters, and enduring lessons wrapped in pure adventure.Inside this eBook, you'll enjoy:A curated selection of classic adventure novelsIconic stories of exploration, survival, and discoveryTimeless heroes and imaginative worldsA cornerstone anthology of world adventure literatureRead for excitement, inspiration, or rediscovery—The Adventure Collection is a journey worth taking again and again.Set sail, venture forth, and explore the classics. Buy now and begin your adventure.
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i really enjoyed this ... 2 listen and read ... i did both ... i recall the books and movies ... throughout several times in my life .. both kid life and adult too. ( ;
Gulliver's Travels was a joy to listen to, because there's no way I could come close to pronouncing some of those made up words on my own :P Swift surely sneaks in some ridiculous lines, here and there. I specifically remember a bit about the death of a dog, within "The University", that left me aghast. White Fang was fantastic! If you haven't had the pleasure, I suggest you indulge yourself herein - especially if you enjoy canine companionship. If Jack London weren't so shamefully removed from
So, Treasure Island was the first "real book" (how I thought about it then) I read, when I was in 1st grade. I finished it feeling so satisfied. I looked at the cover, thought for a minute, and said "Mom, what's an iz-land?" Thus, I learned early on to look up words I didn't know. Clearly, I understood enough to enjoy the story. So this time around I was curious what I would think of the writing style, and the details, overall. Nautical stories are not really my thing. A year or so ago, I read L
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