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A Quick Tip by Lisbee

Jul 3, 2010

by Lisbee

Though sometimes a slow read it is still captivating. Don't go by the movies to tell the true story.

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review by SteveDiBartola. March 08, 2010

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Robinson Crusoe - the Castaway Classic

Published in 1719, Daniel Defoe’s “Robinson Crusoe” was one of the earliest novels in English. It’s a first person narrative that runs to almost 300 pages without division into chapters – I guess chapters were invented later. Defoe probably found inspiration for his tale in the real life ordeal of Alexander Selkirk, a Scot who spent 4 years as a castaway on a South Pacific island. The place described in the novel probably is the Caribbean island of Tobago, a short distance … more

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Quick Tip by farnorthgirl. July 09, 2010

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A Quick Tip by farnorthgirl

Old time classic, much better in depth and vision than the modern books, or movies such as "Castaway"

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Quick Tip by rickfazollo. July 15, 2010

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A Quick Tip by rickfazollo

Good relaxing adventure. Transport yourself to the island with no facilities but with a big desire to live and survive every day.

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Quick Tip by Penelope11. July 14, 2010

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A Quick Tip by Penelope11

Read the original...all the movies made of it have been garbage.

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Quick Tip by Olgita. June 22, 2010

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A Quick Tip by Olgita

Was a little bit boring at the beginning. But after - you can't stop reading it. Adventures. Admires how man can stay alive alone for so many years!

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Quick Tip by katiedj. June 09, 2010

A Quick Tip by katiedj

Robinson Crusoe is one of my all-time favorite books. I've probably read it at least 8 times over the years. If you love adventure stories about people who have to survive on almost nothing, carving out a life where none has existed before, you'll really love this classic story.

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