In the 1950s the Golden Press, publisher of Little Golden Books, produced a series of children's activity books centered on stickers. Publisher Simon and Schuster also published these books, sometimes using the "Golden" name in the titles. The books carried a theme and pages of educational text. Each page had a place to stick one of the gummed, perforated stickers included with the books. The publishers collaborated with Disney on several different books, based on popular films, series, and documentaries. This particular example, not associated with Disney, concerns the Stephenson classic pirate tale "Treasure Island."