Continuing with
Island fiction.
Ballantyne wrote a lot of adventure fiction in the late 1800s. I just saw this book and almost bought it. (Confession: I haven't read this.) Hey! Someone owes me a 3rd "umbrella drink."
Here are two different quotes:
"Three English boys,
shipwrecked on a
deserted island, create an idyllic society despite
typhoons,
wild hogs, and
hostile visitors. Then
evil pirates kidnap one of the youths whose adventures continue among the South Sea Islands."
"With many adventures of discovery,
bloodly battles,
pirates and a
cat! - it's clear from the start that this book is a book of fresh air from the usual run-of-the-mill survival stories."
I hope you enjoy it.
Don
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