Description
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe is one of the greatest adventure stories ever written — a timeless tale of survival, ingenuity, and human spirit.
When a shipwreck leaves Robinson Crusoe stranded on a deserted island, he must use his courage and resourcefulness to stay alive. Alone for years, he learns to hunt, build shelter, grow food, and make tools. But Crusoe’s solitude ends when he discovers footprints in the sand, leading to the unforgettable encounter with Friday — and a friendship that changes both their lives.
First published in 1719, Robinson Crusoe is often regarded as the first English novel and remains a classic of world literature. This Puffin Classics edition introduces young readers to Defoe’s gripping narrative, filled with adventure, moral reflection, and the triumph of perseverance.
Ideal for students and lovers of timeless tales, this beautifully presented edition includes helpful notes and context to make the story accessible for modern readers.
