Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson, Fiction, Classics, Action & Adventure

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The narrative explores the political landscape of the Scottish Highlands through various perspectives, portraying Highlanders with empathy. It raises intriguing questions about historical events, such as the Appin murder in 1751, while maintaining a focus on the character of Alan, whose guilt or innocence remains a topic of debate. The book is intended as an engaging read for young audiences, meant to spark imagination and provide a cozy escape into the past, rather than serve as a scholarly work.