Great historical fiction about the mutiny on the Bounty in the Tahiti area and William Bligh's long boat voyage of survival. The old copy I read had some great illustrations. ( )

More tense and sad than suspenseful and exciting, and while I enjoyed the authors' attention to characterization, especially in the first and third books, that didn't make up for their storytelling deficiencies. ( )

My second time through Mutiny on the Bounty, still didn't get to either of the sequels. Pretty much all I remembered from the first time around was that the Bounty was transporting breadfruit trees and there was, of course, a mutiny.

The mutiny itself is nearly over in an instant, but it is the luck and misfortune which befalls the crew afterward which makes it such an extraordinary tale. ( )

1. De muiterij op de Bounty
2. Het eiland Pitcairn
3. Mannen tegen wind en water

These three books tell the story of the mutiny on the Bounty & what happened to the people who were involved. This tells how God took care of all of them! ( )