Robinson Crusoe - Světová četba pro školáky – Defoe Daniel (2016)

World Reading for Schoolchildren is a series of richly illustrated, sensitively retold, and abridged works of world literature. Robinson Crusoe* is a classic novel by English author Daniel Defoe, telling the story of a young man named Robinson Crusoe. He longs for adventure and traveling by sea. Despite his parents warning him of the dangers, Robinson decides to set sail on a ship. However, when disaster strikes and the ship sinks, Robinson finds himself alone on a deserted island. On this island, he must learn to survive. Gradually, he builds a shelter, searches for food, and discovers the surrounding nature. Before he manages to find new companions, he experiences loneliness but also moments of joy when he discovers signs of other people. He struggles with the challenges the island presents and discovers strength and ingenuity within himself. Important characters in the story: - **Robinson Crusoe** – the main character, an adventurer who finds himself on a deserted island. - **Friday** – Robinson's friend and companion whom he finds on the island. The book shows how important it is to be brave, to face challenges, and to find joy even in difficulties. Robinson Crusoe becomes a symbol of the human spirit that does not give up. This abridged version is ideal for young readers,…