"Robinson Crusoe"

"Robinson Crusoe" by Daniel Defoe is a literary masterpiece published in 1719. It chronicles the survival saga of Robinson Crusoe after a shipwreck strands him on a deserted island. Defoe skillfully explores themes of endurance, self-discovery, and human resilience through Crusoe's experiences. The novel's vivid setting and detailed account of Crusoe's daily struggles make it immersive and relatable. It raises philosophical questions about civilization, religion, and identity, especially through Crusoe's relationship with Friday. Despite age-related biases, "Robinson Crusoe" offers timeless lessons on survival and self-reliance, making it a foundational read for enthusiasts of adventure and introspective narratives.