Treasure Island is a classic British novel written over 130 years ago by one of our most notable British writers, Robert Louis Stevenson. The story follows Jim Hawkins, a naïve young boy who after discovering a hidden treasure map, embarks on a wild voyage across the ocean in search of riches. Along with his trusty companions, he experiences pirates, betrayal, and loss and in the process grows from a boy into a young man. Originally written in 1883, Treasure Island has now been adapted by SLC Tuition & Publishing to suit a modern audience. This version is specifically aimed at 11+ and KS2 students and contains a vocabulary guide with over 1,300 word definitions along with their synonyms and antonyms. In addition, the book contains 340 multiple-choice comprehension questions to check your child's understanding of the text. At the back of the book, you will find fully explained answers to these questions too! If you are looking for an adventurous tale to entertain and thrill whilst teaching vocabulary and comprehension skills, look no further! Treasure Island by SLC Tuition & Publishing covers all of these in the form of the ultimate swashbuckling adventure! Suitable for 11+, CEM, GL, ISEB, and KS2 students.