Best Adventure Fiction to Read: Journey into Exciting Worlds

The story of Treasure Island is one of the most treasured pieces of classic literature, and is also a defining work of the said genre. The pirate adventure story dates back to the one of the earliest written books on adventure fiction, it follows the story of Jim Hawkins and Captain Flint, looking for a hidden treasure in an island. There are some other memorable characters in the story like Long John Silver, a charming pirate that helps in adding a touch of more complexity to the story. This book will provide a rich experience of reading that comes with an angle of moral conflicts and finding true identity. 

This story compilation does not strictly adhere to the common understanding of adventure fiction, as some people would argue it to belong to the mystery or thriller genre more, but it is actually a combination of both the sub genres of mystery, thriller novels and adventure fiction. Sherlock Holmes is a popular fiction character who is an impeccable detective and this book is the compilation of his adventures with his trusted partner doctor Watson. Famous stories like A Scandal In Bohemia, The Boscombe Valley Mystery and A Case Of Identity are included in this compilation. 

This story is a true reflection of what an adventure fiction should be like in the strictest meaning of its term. The story is about Doctor Lidenbrock and his companions who embark on a journey to explore what lies beneath the surface of the Earth. The mystery of the core appears to be a subterranean world filled with strange sorts of creatures, geological wonders and terrifyingly beautiful water bodies. It is a truly remarkable book about strange wonders and how far the human imagination can get stretched, as Jules Verne’s account of writing is a multidimensional adventure and an absolute treat for people who want to have a knack for great imagination. 

The story of The Secret Garden is about Mary Lennox who finds a hidden garden in her uncle’s estate, the nature of this girl prior to finding the garden was a spoiled and one could even go as far as to say a little rotten, but as she starts tending to the needs of this secret garden, she herself gets transformed into a more compassionate and fulfilled individual. While it may not qualify as an adventure read, it is more like an introspecting and self figuring adventure for readers who want to read something that is magical and transformative for their outlook on life and the world around them. 

A true adventure read, especially for readers who love to travel, this story follows the adventure of a British gentleman Phileas Fogg who wants to circumnavigate the world in just a span of mere 80 days, Mr. Foggs is accompanied by his loyal servant Passepartout and goes through a thrilling sequence of adventures filled with exciting challenges and unexpected situations. This book is another example of a defining piece of literature for the sub genre of adventure fiction.