from jbarr5

The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Liked reading this book as we have often watched TV series about the escapades of this man and his servant Friday. So adventurous and fascinates me as to how he can survive and keep protected with no weapons to speak of. Loved the journey this book took m...

from nx74defiant

Robinson Crusoe goes back to the Island. It was interesting to read his new adventures. It shows the religious views and the views of the natives at that time.

from Garrison0550

Surprisingly, this book stunk. And I had so looked forward to getting a copy of it, as I love the original. Bummer dude.

from john257hopper

This is the sequel to Defoe's classic novel, published in the same year, 1719. I didn't enjoy this as much as its predecessor. Crusoe gets the travel bug again in his early 60s after his wife dies. The earlier chapters rather repetitively detailed the various struggles on his island after he left...