Robinson Crusoe, Told to the Children by John Lang

"Robinson Crusoe, Told to the Children" by John Lang, adapting Daniel Defoe’s original story, is an adventure that follows a young man, Robinson Crusoe, who abandons his comfortable home to pursue a life at sea, against his father's advice. His dreams soon become a nightmare when he becomes shipwrecked on a deserted island, alone and forced to find ways to survive. He struggles with fear and loneliness but slowly learns to build a life for himself, using whatever he can find and developing new skills. His experiences change him from a simple young man into a strong and capable survivor, facing challenges that test his spirit and teach him the value of resilience and resourcefulness as he encounters numerous trials, discoveries, and other encounters.