R. L. Stevenson : Treasure Island

Easy Readers are famous English novels and stories told in the most common words in the language, preserving the original style of the writers though abridged and simplified.

EASY READERS are published in 4 series:
A based on a vocabulary of 500 words
B based on a vocabulary of 1100 words
C based on a vocabulary of 1800 words
D based on a vocabulary of 2400 words

There is always an Easy Reader for you, whether you read for pleasure or education.

An Anthology of English Humour (D)
John Buchan:
The Thirty-Nine Steps (C)
Daniel Defoe:
Captain Singleton (B)
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:
The Hound of the Baskervilles (C)
The Speckled Band (A)
Graham Greene:
The Third Man (C)
Ernest Hemingway:
Two Stories (D)
James Hilton:
Good-bye Mr. Chips (D)
Jerome K. Jerome:
Three Men in a Boat (C)
Jack London:
The Call of the Wild (C)
Somerset Maugham:
Cosmopolitans (D)
Dorothy Sayers:
Murder Must Advertise (D)
Alan Sillitoe:
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (D)
John Steinbeck:
The Pearl (C)
Robert Louis Stevenson:
The Bottle Imp (A)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (D)
Treasure Island (C)
Mark Twain:
Tom Sawyer (D)
Oscar Wilde:
The Canterville Ghost (A)
Geoffrey Vickers:
The Deer Stealers (A)