Treasure Island: Illustrated and Annotated Edition by Renaissance Revival and Vocabbett Classics

TREASURE ISLAND:
ILLUSTRATED & ANNOTATED EDITION

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Set sail on a swashbuckling adventure with Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, a timeless tale brimming with pirates, peril, and plundered gold.

When young Jim Hawkins uncovers a cryptic map hidden within an old sea chest, he’s swept away into a world of mutiny, mystery, and unforgettable figures—none more compelling than the legendary Long John Silver.

Renaissance Revival's Treasure Island: Illustrated and Annotated Edition is a treasure in its own right. With over 550 annotations by experienced educator Erica Abbett and 100 restored illustrations by Louis Rhead—originally created for the 1915 edition—this edition brings new depth and richness to Stevenson’s beloved classic. Each annotation sheds light on the novel’s historical context, nautical terminology, and vivid imagery, transforming the story into a voyage of discovery for readers of all ages.

Whether you’re exploring Treasure Island for the first time or returning to familiar waters, this masterfully curated edition is your compass to the hidden gems of Stevenson’s world.

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Illustrations

This edition features Louis Rhead’s breathtaking artwork, originally created for the 1915 edition. Each illustration has been meticulously upscaled to recapture its original beauty and bring the adventure to life.

Foreword & Afterword

Bookend your reading journey with Abbett’s engaging commentary. Her foreword and afterword offer historical context, reflections on Stevenson’s themes, and an exploration of Treasure Island's enduring legacy.

Annotated by a Teacher

Erica Abbett, a former English and history teacher, expertly guides readers through the complexities of Stevenson’s world, making Treasure Island more accessible, engaging, and enriching than ever before.

Glossary of Terms

This edition includes a glossary at the back of the book, defining unfamiliar words, nautical jargon, and historical references. No need to interrupt your journey—every term is defined to keep you immersed in adventure.

550+ Annotations

From "pieces of eight" to "cutlasses," over 550 annotations clarify the novel’s maritime terminology, historical references, and hidden literary gems—making this edition the ultimate guide for modern readers.

The Gold Standard

Much of our great pirate lore began with Treasure Island. From Long John Silver to the legendary “yo-ho and a bottle of rum,” Stevenson’s masterpiece has shaped our vision of pirates for generations.