The Strange Case of Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde

Another Robert Louis Stevenson, but this time I *know* I've read it! And more than once. The last time I started reading it again was during a cover lesson at my last school, where pupils had to read the description of the street in which was Dr Jeckyll's lab, and then draw a picture of the door. Very atmospheric.

A seminal book. A cliche.

Do I have a Jeckyll and a Hyde side? I don't think I've got such a dark side to me - I hope! - but I think I probably have different aspects to me. As we all do, so that's not very insightful!

Treasure Island

I have to confess that this is one that I'm pretty sure I've read, but such a long time ago - early secondary - that I can't be certain. Wooden legs, pirates, X marks the spot, pieces of eight and a bottle of rum ... very generic description ...