Publisher's Synopsis
This book is written in plain and simple English. The translation largely follows their guidelines. The book is suitable for readers who have limited reading ability (dyslexia), are learning English as a second language, have difficulties with complex texts or simply want to enjoy a book in a compact, reader-friendly format.
"Robinson Crusoe" is a novel by Daniel Defoe that was published in 1719. The story tells of a man who is stranded on a desert island as the only survivor after a shipwreck. Crusoe must learn to survive in the wilderness, relying on his ingenuity, courage and determination. One day, Crusoe discovers footprints in the sand and realises that he is not alone on the island. He meets Friday, a native whom he rescues from cannibals. Crusoe and Friday become friends. Together they embark on
further adventures on the island. After many years on the island, Crusoe and Friday are finally rescued by an English ship and return to England.
"Robinson Crusoe" is not only an adventure novel, but also a profound story about loneliness, survival and the human ability to adapt to extreme conditions.
