Classic Adventures Treasure Island, the ‘classics’ that ages 7 and up will want to read.

Go read the classics, that’s what you think to yourself as you navigate the literary world of your elementary school student. You think that until you realize the number of distractions that they have, you didn’t. Now, factor in that the classics you wistfully want them to read are at a reading level that’s too advanced and can be a little boring at times for those eight-year-old readers. Classic Adventures’ Treasure Island is by Robert Louis Stevenson, but this version is adapted by Jacqueline Dembar Greene and it’s got illustrations that were done by Carlo Molinari.

Classic Adventures Treasure Island presents the classic book in an intelligent way for ages seven and up to experience on their own.
Classic, and not in a Bill and Ted kind of way

Baby’s Classics Frankenstein, board book fabulous set to a classic story

Taking a literary classic and distilling it down into a board book that has just over 150 words is no small feat. It’s an even taller order to make it from intellectual property that’s known to any child over six years old. As if that wasn’t challenging enough, let’s make the art so beautiful and engaging that a 12-year-old stops and says, “great art”. Baby Classics, Frankenstein grabs your attention from its cover and continues its handle on you throughout the book.

Baby’s Classics Frankenstein takes the story to a board book and uses great art and concise text to hook in crawlers for this classic tale.
A horror classic goes board book and it works stupendously
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