Books with title The Pirate Island 1885

Visit an island where legend tells of a wrecked pirate ship carrying gold.In this book every decision YOU make changes the story.Will you explore the crumbling Spanish fort? Or will you trek into the jungle? Will you find pirate treasure? Or will your decisions land you in trouble? Oh ... and watch out for sharks!Interactive fiction for ages 10 - 12.'You Say Which Way' books can be read in any order. And the big list of choices makes it easy to find story lines you haven't read yet. Have you read all these 'You Say Which Way' adventures?Dinosaur CanyonDragons RealmDungeon of DoomSecrets of the Singing CaveDeadline DeliveryMystic PortalStranded StarshipOnce Upon an IslandIn the Magician's HousePirate IslandLost in Lion CountryBetween the StarsMovie Mystery MadnessSecrets of Glass MountainVolcano of FireDanger on Dolphin IslandMissing Cat MysteryDuel at DawnIsland of GiantsThe Sorcerer's Maze - Adventure QuizThe Sorcerer's Maze - Jungle TrekThe Sorcerer's Maze - Time MachineOr check out the You Say Which Way sets and save.Four You Say Which Way AdventuresThree You Say Which Way Adventures4 More You Say Which Way AdventuresSci Fi Two Book BundleBest of You Say Which WayThe Sorcerer's Maze CollectionThree Animal AdventuresPast Present Future 3 in 1The You Say Which Way Collection

Explore a Caribbean island where legend tells of a wrecked pirate ship carrying gold.At the end of each chapter you say which way the story goes. Explore a new path every time. Will you explore the old fortress, or head off into the jungle? Will you find pirate treasure? Will your decisions land you in trouble? There's only one way to find out: get reading! Rich in science and nature details. Next generation storytelling, where YOU say which way the story goes.Interactive fiction for ages 10 - 12.'You Say Which Way' books can be read in any order. And the big list of choices makes it easy to find story lines you haven't read yet. Have you read all these 'You Say Which Way' adventures?Dinosaur CanyonDragons RealmDungeon of DoomSecrets of the Singing CaveDeadline DeliveryMystic PortalStranded StarshipOnce Upon an IslandIn the Magician's HousePirate IslandLost in Lion CountryBetween the StarsMovie Mystery MadnessSecrets of Glass MountainVolcano of FireDanger on Dolphin IslandMissing Cat MysteryDuel at DawnIsland of GiantsThe Sorcerer's Maze - Adventure QuizThe Sorcerer's Maze - Jungle TrekThe Sorcerer's Maze - Time MachineOr check out the You Say Which Way sets and save.Four You Say Which Way AdventuresThree You Say Which Way Adventures4 More You Say Which Way AdventuresSci Fi Two Book BundleBest of You Say Which WayThe Sorcerer's Maze CollectionThree Animal AdventuresPast Present Future 3 in 1The You Say Which Way Collection

Set sail for adventure! A swash buckling tail of the high seas full of courage and danger. The barometer had been slowly but persistently falling during the two previous days; the dawn had been red and threatening, with a strong breeze from S.E.; and as the short dreary November day waxed and waned this strong breeze had steadily increased in strength until by nightfall it had become a regular "November gale," with frequent squalls of arrowy rain and sleet, which, impelled by the furious gusts, smote and stung like hail, and cleared the streets almost as effectually as a volley of musketry would have done. It was not fit for a dog to be out of doors. So said Ned Anger as he entered the snug bar-parlour of the "Anchor" at Brightlingsea, and drawing a chair close up to the blazing fire of wreck-wood which roared up the ample chimney, flung himself heavily down thereon to await the arrival of the "pint" which he had ordered as he passed the bar.

A thrice cursed island, a legendary pirate treasure, and one not-so-brave boy. What could possibly go wrong?For centuries, the whereabouts of Captain William Kidd’s lost pirate treasure has remained a mystery. When Billy’s best friend, Andy, proposes they look for it on nearby Pirate Island, Billy thinks it’s just another one of their crazy adventures. It’s usually Billy who ends up in trouble as a result, but he goes along for the ride…like always. The more he delves into the life and death of Kidd, the more he thinks the treasure is real and that it might be buried on the small island in Long Island Sound. Billy—nope, call him William—becomes obsessed with the captain of the same first name. He even believes he’s possessed by Kidd’s restless soul. Now he and the spirit of a long-dead pirate are leading the crazy adventure on Pirate Island. And what they find is far bigger than the treasure they imagined.

It's summer time, and that means holidays, which means... Adventure. No long hot boring summers for David, Martin, John and Jane, just pirate adventures, falling in the sea, rope ladders off cliffs, seagulls with an eye on your chips, and not forgetting the treasure! Join the gang on a crazy, funny adventure like you've never read. A family novel, lovingly crafted about life in North Yorkshire, for a gang who just wanted to have a bit of fun

A thrice cursed island, a legendary pirate treasure, and one not-so-brave boy. What could possibly go wrong? For centuries, the whereabouts of Captain William Kidd's lost pirate treasure has remained a mystery. When Billy's best friend, Andy, proposes they look for it on nearby Pirate Island, Billy thinks it's just another one of their crazy adventures. It's usually Billy who ends up in trouble as a result, but he goes along for the ride...like always. The more he delves into the life and death of Kidd, the more he thinks the treasure is real and that it might be buried on the small island in Long Island Sound. Billy--nope, call him William--becomes obsessed with the captain of the same first name. He even believes he's possessed by Kidd's restless soul. Now he and the spirit of a long-dead pirate are leading the crazy adventure on Pirate Island. And what they find is far bigger than the treasure they imagined.

It was emphatically "a dirty night." The barometer had been slowly but persistently falling during the two previous days; the dawn had been red and threatening, with a strong breeze from S.E.; and as the short dreary November day waxed and waned this strong breeze had steadily increased in strength until by nightfall it had become a regular "November gale," with frequent squalls of arrowy rain and sleet, which, impelled by the furious gusts, smote and stung like hail, and cleared the streets almost as effectually as a volley of musketry would have done.