Johann David Wyss Bücher

In a specialy adapted version by Eliza Gatewood Warren. Almost everyone has dreamed of being cast away on a desert island. What would we eat? Where would we live? How would we defend ourselves against wild beasts?...In this famous adventure story, the Robinson family is shipwrecked on a tropical island inhabited by beautiful birds, fragrant flowers, and rare animals. As they struggle to build a new life, they discover hidden strengths in themselves, and their love for one another takes on new meaning...Then one day a ships sails into their bay, and they have to ask one more question: Do we really want to go home?

Set against a backdrop of a tumultuous sea, the narrative captures the intense struggle of a ship battling relentless storms. The howling winds and churning waters create a vivid atmosphere of chaos and danger, highlighting the resilience and determination of those on board as they navigate the perilous conditions. The story immerses readers in the raw power of nature and the challenges faced at sea.

Set on a deserted island, a resilient family demonstrates remarkable ingenuity and courage as they navigate the challenges of survival. Their extraordinary journey highlights themes of exploration and resilience, showcasing the triumph of the human spirit against adversity. Experience an exhilarating tale filled with adventure and the family's resourcefulness in overcoming nature's obstacles.

This book is a reproduction of an original historical work, published by Megali, a house dedicated to creating large print editions. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility for readers with impaired vision, ensuring that important historical texts remain available to a wider audience.

The story follows the Robinson family as they navigate life on a desert island after their crew abandons ship. Over the course of more than a decade, they face numerous challenges and adventures while grappling with the uncertainty of ever returning to civilization. Their journey explores themes of survival, resilience, and the longing for connection with humanity.

Stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck, a family must rely on their resourcefulness and unity to survive. William, Elizabeth, and their four sons navigate the challenges of isolation, learning to cultivate food, construct shelter, and adapt to their new environment. With no contact with the outside world for years, they invent new words to describe their experiences. The novel explores themes of resilience, creativity, and the human behavior that emerges in solitude, offering a profound look at family dynamics in extreme circumstances.