Robinson Crusoe (Scholastic Junior Classics)

Shipwrecked Robinson Crusoe is alone on a desert island. Are there wild animals in the forest? Cannibals?

If he wants to stay alive, Robinson Crusoe must start to do things he never thought of doing before: build a house, weave baskets,, tame goals, raise grain, sew anima-l skin clothes.

He has no one to help him, no one to talk to. He has to decide for himself what to do. Then he has to do it.

How does Robinson Crusoe stay alive and safe on his island?