Robinson Crusoe

Robinson Crusoe is the classic tale about one man's lust for adventure. Crusoe leaves his parents and hometown for the open sea in the year 1651. But the ocean can be unforgiving and Crusoe, unfortunately, learns this the hard way. Through a series of wild events he ends up shipwrecked on a shore in South America, being forced to salvage what he can in order to survive. Overcoming his despair, Crusoe begins a new life on this island searching for meaning and eventually finding redemption. This tale of adventure into the unknown during a time of exploration will find listeners on the edge of their seat as Crusoe encounters multiple shipwrecks, pirates, and even cannibals on his wild journey.

Literature & Fiction

DEFOE, DANIEL

Genre Fiction

Dreamscape Media

Robinson Crusoe is the classic tale about one man's lust for adventure.  Crusoe  leaves his parents and hometown for the open sea in the year 1651. But the  ocean can be unforgiving and Crusoe, unfortunately, learns this the hard way.  Through a series of wild events he ends up shipwrecked on a shore in South  America, being forced to salvage what he can in order to survive. Overcoming  his despair, Crusoe begins a new life on this island searching for meaning and  eventually finding redemption. This tale of adventure into the unknown during a  time of exploration will find listeners on the edge of their seat as Crusoe  encounters multiple shipwrecks, pirates, and even cannibals on his wild journey.

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