Kidnapped Free Audiobook Download by Robert Louis Stevenson

Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson is a riveting story of adventure, love and loss. You cannot stop listening once you start. The narrator is well known for his ability to bring a story to life with the appropriate emotion. His narration is the perfect pick for this book in particular which causes listeners to become fully immersed in the story.

Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson, is a short story that takes place in Scotland. The protagonist of this story is an eight-year old boy named David Balfour who enjoys exploring the woods near his home. David's uncle then tells him about a man he calls "a half-mad Scotch gentleman," who says he'll pay for David's safe return. The protagonist agrees to meet with the man as soon as possible, so he leaves with his uncle on a boat bound for Africa. However, when they arrive, they find that the boat has been captured by pirates and they remain captive until they are rescued by Captain Nemo and his crew.

'Michael Ward' is a narrator of some note. He was born in the North East of England, where he has recently worked on audio books for the BBC. 'Michael Ward' is a very interesting choice for this audiobook to be narrated by because it is not just any story but one that contains aspects of both horror and the supernatural. The novel is full of suspense and the terrifying scenes are rendered with great skill.

A young boy is taken by pirates to a far-flung island in the Pacific Ocean and enslaved. The narrator, who has been enslaved himself, tells of how things were different on his island before he was kidnapped. He reminisces about the olden days when people were kinder and enjoyed life. He says that even if you are not happy with your current state of affairs, there is always something worth appreciating no matter where you are in life.

Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a book about a boy who was kidnapped. One day he was playing outside when he was kidnapped by a man with a black mask on his head. The kidnapper took him to an island and left him for quite some time. When the boy got home, he started telling his family and friends about the things that happened. His kidnapper didn't answer anything for 7 months but one day he died in jail and the story ended there. When I read this book, I felt sympathy for what happened to the boy because of his kidnapping.