A fun story that inspires perseverance, courage, and pioneering spirit!

From a young age, Robinson Crusoe dreamed of becoming a sailor and living on the vast seas.
His wandering life begins one day when he hears a story from a friend and starts boarding a ship.
The pain of being on the verge of death after encountering a storm, and the suffering of being a pirate's slave, could not quell the longing for the sea that arose in his heart.
Then one day, the ship Robinson Crusoe was on was caught in a storm and crashed into a reef, and he narrowly escaped with his life.
Robinson Crusoe is stranded on a deserted island, devoid of any trace of human life. He learns to survive alone while waiting for rescue.
He uses his wisdom and skills to the fullest extent to ensure a basic existence, such as building a home using caves and nature, hunting and farming to secure food, and making clothes out of animal skins.
Robinson, who lives on a deserted island where no one comes or goes, desperately fights against loneliness and is constantly faced with frustration, pain, suffering, and crisis.
Despite the pain of watching his dog die, the disappointment of having to abandon the log boat he had spent months building, and the hardships of cannibal invasions and rebel invasions, he finally returns home to England.


Robinson was able to survive in the end because he had the hope, courage, and perseverance to believe in himself.
Lonely life on a deserted island.
Robinson Crusoe's patience, courage, wisdom, and pioneering spirit, which enabled him to endure times when he felt like giving up and feeling the limitations of humanity, will be passed on to children who read the book.