Robinson Crusoe

After a violent storm destroys his ship and sweeps away his crewmates, Robinson Crusoe, a young English mariner on his way to Africa, is shipwrecked on a remote desert island. Alone and completely cut off from civilization, Crusoe must rely on his wit and skills to survive in the wilderness. From finding shelter and keeping himself fed, to taming wild animals and grappling with his own solitude, he must now face his own weaknesses and emerge stronger. Crusoe documents his years in isolation diligently, recording his experience of surviving on his own away from human company, fending for himself, and reflecting on his previous life. In his titular journal, he records an unforgettable adventure, including his struggle with faith and companionship, all fundamental parts of human nature. But when Crusoe discovers he is not alone on the island, everything is about to change. In a truly moving account of friendship and human resilience, Crusoe's genuine experience transports the reader