Robinson Crusoe(Illustrated)

Daniel Defoe

Beschreibung

Vividly Illustrated: Enjoy a lushly illustrated edition with 19 vibrant illustrations bringing Crusoe's journey to life.
Enriched Content: Dive deeper into the novel with a comprehensive summary and character list.
Author's Gaze: Gain insights into the creator’s world with an expertly crafted biography of Daniel Defoe.

Embark on a Timeless Adventure with "Robinson Crusoe"
Sail into the boundless adventures of the indomitable Robinson Crusoe, a man driven by the insatiable tendrils of wanderlust, in Daniel Defoe’s timeless masterpiece. This enriched and illustrated edition invites you to traverse through the undulating waves of perilous adventure, profound solitude, and the relentless spirit of human endurance.
Stranded on a deserted island after a catastrophic shipwreck, Crusoe navigates through the stark contrast between civilization and isolation, teetering on the precipice of despair and ingenuity. His solitary existence on the remote island unfolds as a poignant exploration into the depth of human perseverance, the internal battlements of morality, and the eternal quest for companionship.
From constructing a fortification, taming the wild, and encountering the enigmatic ‘savage’ Friday, Crusoe’s tale is a rich tapestry of adventure, survival, and introspection. Within the confines of boundless isolation, explore the myriad hues of human nature, portrayed against the vibrant backdrop of the wild, unbridled elements of nature.
What Awaits Inside
Mesmerizing Illustrations: Experience Crusoe's saga through carefully curated illustrations, each echoing the tumultuous waves of his adventures and internal journey.
Illuminating Summary: Navigate through the narrative with an insightful summary, guiding your journey through the intricacies of Crusoe’s adventures.
Character Exploration: Meet the cast through a detailed character list, offering a window into their motivations, fears, and transformations.
Journey into the Author’s Mind: Explore the life and times of Daniel Defoe, uncovering the threads that wove into the creation of this immortal narrative.
Bask in the enriched experience of a classic that has transcended through centuries, resonating with readers across time and space. Crusoe's tale is not merely an adventure but a reflection of our own triumphs, despair, and the eternal flames of curiosity and resilience that flicker within us all.
Lose yourself in the lush realms of "Robinson Crusoe" — an odyssey where every grain of sand tells a story of survival, every rustle of leaves whispers tales of hope, and every horizon sings ballads of infinite quests.

Verfügbar seit: 09.01.2024.

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