The Silverado Squatters(Illustrated) #851050

di Robert Louis Stevenson

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  • Includes 20 unique illustrations that bring the adventures of Stevenson to life
  • Contains a detailed summary of the book
  • Features a complete character list for easy reference
  • Includes a biography of Robert Louis Stevenson
The Silverado Squatters is Robert Louis Stevenson’s enthralling travel memoir, capturing his brief but unforgettable stay in the remote mountains of California’s Napa Valley. Newly married, Stevenson and his family set out on an adventure to live in an abandoned silver mine, embracing the rugged frontier life of the American West.
With his trademark wit and rich, vivid descriptions, Stevenson paints a lively picture of the untamed wilderness, local characters, and the remnants of California's gold rush era. From encounters with eccentric miners to peaceful moments in nature, this story combines humor, adventure, and introspection as the author explores the beauty and harshness of his surroundings.
This special illustrated edition breathes new life into Stevenson’s narrative with 20 stunning illustrations that visualize key moments from the book, drawing readers into the very heart of Napa Valley’s rugged landscape. Alongside the illustrations, this edition offers added features, including a summary of the story, a character list to guide readers through the book’s colorful cast, and a biography of Stevenson himself.
Perfect for fans of travel literature and adventure, The Silverado Squatters is a timeless classic that continues to inspire with its themes of exploration, resilience, and the search for freedom.







 
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ISBN:
9791223084021
Formato:
ebook
Editore:
Swish
Anno di pubblicazione:
2024
Dimensione:
2.26 MB
Protezione:
nessuna
Lingua:
Inglese
Autori:
Robert Louis Stevenson