Robinson Crusoe

Robinson Crusoe was fascinated by travel from a young age, and his longing for them and the sea was so strong that, having run away from home, he set off on sea voyages. Robinson was shipwrecked several times, but this could not keep him on land. After another shipwreck, he ends up on a deserted island, where he will spend many years alone, coping with the hardships of everyday life and living in the wild.
The well-known work of D. Defoe "Robinson Crusoe" about the tireless navigator is retold for children by K. Chukovsky - a classic of world literature. This book will surely appeal to young dreamers and adventure lovers.
The book "Robinson Crusoe" is part of the series "School Library". The texts of the works are presented unabridged, printed on good quality paper in large font, and contain color illustrations by S. Kim.
The medium format and lightweight edition make it convenient for home or school libraries and an easy load in a student's backpack.