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About the book
Alone on a deserted island, one man must conquer nature—and himself.
Robinson Crusoe (1719), by Daniel Defoe, is often hailed as the first great English novel and remains one of the most enduring adventure stories of all time.
The novel tells the story of Crusoe, a shipwrecked sailor who finds himself stranded on a remote island. With nothing but his determination and ingenuity, he learns to survive, build shelter, tame the land, and carve out a new life in isolation. His encounters—with hardship, faith, and the mysterious figure of Friday—make for a gripping narrative of resilience and discovery.
More than an adventure tale, Robinson Crusoe is a meditation on survival, self-reliance, colonialism, and the human will to adapt against all odds.
Praised for centuries, it continues to inspire readers with its thrilling narrative and profound themes.
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