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Summary: its good
Review: it is not just a boght a man that is trap on a island. but aboght a man that had troble with his father. and so he goes to sea. it is a very good book yes it is dull at times but it was very good
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Summary: Is non-conformity really worth the price you pay to get it?
Review: "Robinson Crusoe," by Daniel Defoe, is about a man, who like many others, feels the need to break away from conformity. He can't cope with the idea of following in his fathers footsteps, leading the same dull life that he's become so unsatisfied with. Feeling like he has no place in the world, he decides to go against his father's will and become a seafaring man. Throughout his adventures at sea it becomes clear that it isn't where he belonges. The image of his family mocking him on his return is the only thing that keeps him from giving up. Eventually he ends up marooned on an island where he is given the ultimate test: to survive in a world with no structure or form of society. Setting plays a major role in the way this story is portrayed to the reader. Everything Crusoe learns and accomplishes is a product of his environment. It is the ultimate man versus nature story, where Crusoe is challenged with the elements which are all deeply imbedded in the setting. An escape from society and conformity is what he wanted and it is exactly what he get's. The only question left is did his freedom from society mean so much that it warranted his decision to never return.
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Summary: A bit of a struggle to get through this book
Review: I've always wanted to read this book; however, I was somewhat disappointed. There were simply to many parts of the book that dwelled on how to grow raisins, goats, corn, etc. When Robinson did go exploring the island you did find yourself envisioning the beauty of the island and the surrounding waters. I found it overall a bit of a struggle to get through it, but I would recommend to any reader that you finish it.
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Summary: Great Adventure
Review: Robinson Crusoe By Daniel Defoe This book is about adventure and survival. About 300years ago, a man called Robinson Crusoe was shipwrecked on a desert island. This book tells about how he lived there for about 30 years. The character, Robinson Crusoe, is very clever and resourceful. The book describes how he hunts goats and how he built a house and how he makes a boat. This is well written and easy to understand. The setting of the book is on a desert island. The Author describes this island as beautiful and big. Robinson Crusoe was able to survive on this island. When I started reading the book I thought it would be a good book. I was so excitied when I was reading this book. I would recommend it to anyone who likes survival and adventure. Since it's written in so many different versions, a person almost any age can read it.
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Summary: A Classic
Review: This book is truely a piece of classic literature. I think Daniel Defoe did an excellent job writing this. This book is full of adventure, suspence, and creativity. I think this book is a classic.
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Summary: Deeper than it looks
Review: On the surface, this appears to be just a mere adventure story. But if you look at some of the moral and religious pondering that goes on, as well as the statements Defoe makes about colonies and slavery, this is a novel that transcends time. It's not just important as a historical work, but its ideas are worth studying today. That is what truly makes it a classic.
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Summary: Duhhhhhh!!!!!!
Review: I dont love reading books so i dont like it..
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Summary: ???????
Review: Obviously a classic. I read the entire thing and I understood the first chapter. It went downhill. If you are not an advanced reader, forget it. If you are, Fine by me.
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Summary: A True Classic
Review: Robinson Crusoe is an excellent book. It makes you keep reading, and the adventures and tales are enticing. This is very well one of the best books I've ever read, and would recommend it to anyone and everyone! If you like this, read Hatchet by Gary Paulsen too, it's a great one too!
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Summary: Exaltingly Interesting!!
Review: Although the book was a little dull at times I enjoyed reading it. It provided great insight on lessons in life and it had many interesting details in it. Overall "Robinson Crusoe" was an excellent book to read. It was very intriguing. I reccomend that everyone should try read this book. I give it four stars!
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