The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

De: Daniel Defoe

Narrado por: Michael Maloney

Michael Maloney reads Daniel Defoe's timeless tale of a man who has to use all his own skills to survive alone on an island. Robinson Crusoe has a great desire to see the world and, against his father's wishes, goes to sea. After surviving a terrible shipwreck, however, Robinson Crusoe discovers he is the only person on a deserted island, far from any shipping routes or rescue. Using tools salvaged from the ship and with only the ship's dog and cats for company, Crusoe builds a dwelling and a search reveals a plentiful supply of food. For nearly twenty-three years he lives without any human company - until one Friday, when he discovers he is not alone... The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe is a classic tale of adventure and survival.

©2004 Daniel Defoe (P)2014 Audible, Inc

this IA an excellent classic

This is an enduring story and enjoyable listen. would certainly recommend it to a reader or listener.

Worth the price

But not the time. This an abridged version that preserves little of the fascination of the original.

Not the whole book

I wish I had realized before listening, but this is not the whole book. :(

Abridged

This is edition is abridged. The audio sounds good but if you’re looking for the unabridged you need to download another edition.

A fun adventure!

The story is good, excellent narration. I only wish it was longer with more details!

The story was quick

Good read on long distance travel. I would be more interested if there was a sequel where Friday shared his thoughts.

Absolute Classic!!!

The manner in which this classic was read only adds to the story and experience. Great Job!

A great adventure.

I loved the story, but would have liked a better ending. It left me curious and unsatisfied

Wonderful book

Wonderful book.. love not only the story and delivery but the language of the 1700s.. Highly recommend it.

Worth every minute

Short and sweet,
This piece of literature rekindles my youth at any age. Time passes and we remain. As rocks in a riverbed, tumbled and smooth on some fastest yet completely unchanged in truth.