The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
Author:
Daniel Defoe
Content:
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
Publication:
1719 by William Taylor
Genre:
Adventure, Classic Literature, Fiction
Pages:
364
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When Robinson Crusoe, an ordinary young Englishman, decided to go to sea, he little dreamed that he would soon be washed up on the shores of an uninhabited desert island where he would spend the next twenty-eight years of his life under dangerous and thrilling conditions.
Here is one of the greatest adventure books ever written, the story of how Crusoe managed to exist in comfort and safety entirely by his own wits and ingenuity during his stay on the island. How he built a house, secured food, and even made a raft until finally the barren island became his home, forms one of the most absorbing accounts in literature. It is also the story of how Crusoe found Friday, his loyal servant and companion, who devoted his life to Crusoe until they were finally rescued. Generations of children have acclaimed this book as one of their favorite stories.
From the dust jacket of the Illustrated Junior Library edition
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