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KIDNAPPED(Illustrated) - cover

KIDNAPPED(Illustrated)

Robert Louis Stevenson

Publisher: Micheal Smith

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Illustrated Edition: Features 20 stunning illustrations that bring the thrilling adventure to life.
	Includes a Detailed Summary: A captivating overview to entice readers and set the stage for the adventure.
	Character List: An in-depth look at the memorable characters who enrich the story.
	Author Biography: A glimpse into the life of Robert Louis Stevenson, the literary genius behind this classic.

Kidnapped: An Illustrated Classic by Robert Louis Stevenson
Immerse yourself in the gripping adventure of "Kidnapped," the timeless novel by celebrated author Robert Louis Stevenson, now presented in a stunning illustrated edition. This captivating tale of intrigue, survival, and friendship is brought to life through 20 vivid illustrations, each carefully crafted to complement Stevenson's masterful storytelling.
Set against the rugged backdrop of 18th-century Scotland, "Kidnapped" follows the fortunes of young David Balfour as he navigates a world filled with danger, betrayal, and unexpected alliances. After being unjustly deprived of his inheritance and thrust into a perilous journey, David's resolve is tested at every turn. His path crosses with Alan Breck Stewart, a dashing Jacobite hero, and together they embark on an unforgettable quest that will test their courage, challenge their beliefs, and forge an unbreakable bond.
This edition not only brings you Stevenson's beloved adventure but also enriches your reading experience with a detailed summary, a comprehensive list of characters who color the narrative, and a biography of Robert Louis Stevenson himself. Discover the enduring appeal of "Kidnapped," a story that captivates the imagination and transports readers to a time of heroism, loyalty, and the relentless pursuit of justice.
This version of "Kidnapped" is sure to become a treasured addition to any collection, appealing to lovers of classic literature, historical fiction, and the art of storytelling enhanced by exquisite artwork. Explore the mystery, adventure, and unwavering spirit of Alan Breck Stewart and David Balfour. "Kidnapped" is an experience that must be had—it's more than just a novel.
 
Available since: 01/09/2024.

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