Truyện Cổ 3D Kinh Điển: Thường Nga Bay Lên Mặt Trăng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Russell Duggan _8e7c — Do you have a book that you’ve started multiple times and could never actually finish? Maybe some other book was more interesting, or maybe a different leisure activity came along or maybe you got busy, but for whatever reason, you’ve tried to read this book several times and never really got anywhere with it. Well, one of those books for me was Treasure Island. Yes, that Treasure Island, with Long John Silver and “fifteen men on a dead man’s chest.” The one that has long been regarded as a classic of literature. And until a few days ago, I could not get in to it. Which is kind of weird, because I think pirates are fascinating, and the book has no shortage of drama and adventure. But I just could never read it through. Until now! And it was nice to read one of those books-that-everyone-should-read-because-it’s-great-literature and really enjoy it, because I’ve been having a hard time with those sorts of books lately (see 1919 and The Handmaid’s Tale). Treasure Island was great. I liked the characters and the plot was pretty interesting too. I was kind of surprised at the number of violent deaths in the book - Treasure Island has a reputation as being a children’s story and it’s been made into a movie plenty of times by people like Disney and the Muppets - but upon thinking about it a bit more, I realized, come on, they’re pirates, so yes, there’s bound to be some violence. And there’s treasure and sailing ships and things like that, so it’s pretty much got everything you need for a good story. If you have had problems getting into Treasure Island, like I did, give it another go. It’s worth it!