Treasure Island

By: Robert Louis Stevenson

Narrated by: David Buck

With buried treasure, treacherous buccaneers, a young hero, and Long John Silver, the one-legged villain, Treasure Island remains one of the most popular of pirate adventures.©1986 BBC Audiobooks Ltd (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

Well read version

This version was great. Best read fiction story I've ever heard. More like a radio play than a simple reading. Got to know the entire host of characters just from the voice, and found the story easier to follow with the narrator reading than when I read it on paper.

Must read classic

As a classic, there is no doubt one should consider reading this book. I love finding out where terms and/or characters originate from and this book includes several. Ever been to Long John Silver's? Just happens to be the antagonist who played the role of the ship's cook.

The question is whether or not this is the version to download. I agree with other reviews - the narrator did a fantastic job - so go ahead and purchase with confidence.

Captivating Adventure

Treasure Island, narrated by David Buck, is a thrilling and immersive take on Stevenson’s classic. Buck’s solid voice acting brings each character vividly to life, especially the cunning Long John Silver and brave Jim Hawkins. The story’s rich imagery — from stormy seas to hidden coves — is heightened by Buck’s engaging performance, making this audiobook a captivating adventure from start to finish.

Best narration for the adventure!

I always look for reviews regarding the narration to help me decide on which version of a book I get. Well, shiver me timbers!!! This one gets an A+++++ in my book! I may not have understand all the pirate lingo as well had the narrator, David Buck, not put it in context so well. Quite the adventure! Well done!

Just like I remember it

This takes me back to my childhood when I first read this book and found it terrifying and entertaining. Listening as an adult is a new experience. The narrator is absolutely wonderful at bringing pirates to life. One can almost see Long John Silver by the voice acting alone.