Robinson Crusoé: Coleção Educação Literária

by John Lang (Adaptação), Daniel Defoe, Rui Junqueira (Ilustração)

Metas Curriculares de Português - Leitura recomendada para o 6.º ano.
«Robinson Crusoé é um náufrago que sobrevive a tempestades e furacões, a piratas gananciosos, a selvagens canibais e à vida solitária numa ilha deserta. Com imaginação e habilidade, constrói casas, barcos e ferramentas que lhe permitem viver décadas longe da civilização. Mas é em Sexta-Feira, um nativo que ele salva da escravidão, que encontra a verdadeira humanidade. Descobre todas as aventuras deste herói na mais famosa narrativa de viagens.»

112 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1905

About the author

Born in Australia in 1816, John Lang - novelist, newspaper editor and barrister, now best known for having defended the Rani of Jhansi in court against the British East India Company - spent a large part of his ife in India, and died in Mussoorie in 1864. A keen traveller and observer of human nature, Lang was also a raconteur par excellence.

His grave was found after much tribulations in the cemetry on Camelsback Road in Mussoorie by none other than the ace writer Ruskin Bond himself.

Reviews

[Margarida · Rating 3 out of 5]

Gostei, mas porém acho que tinha no texto palavras difíceis para pessoas do 6.° ano.

[constança beatriz · Rating 3 out of 5]

quero voltar a ler este livro só porque quando o li achei que era super complicado e quero ver a minha evolução ig? não sei como explicar

[Maria Carmo · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is an abridged version, used for schools. It is nevertheless an interesting read, because it shows what is considered by many as the very first romance of known history. It tell the adventures of Robinson on the 17th. or early 18th. century, and it is amazing what one man isolated on an island and without any help managed to do and create in order to survive. His relationship with animals (especially dogs, for company) and later to his friend Friday, makes this a humane book. When I was young I read the integral version, but this one was nice as a refreshment and a reminder.

Maria Carmo,

Lisbon 30 June 2014.

[Lori · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is really just an abridgement of the original. I read it in about a half-hour, so it's pretty good choice if you want the gist of the story without having to wade through the entire thing. (Robinson Crusoe is a longtime favorite of mine, but I'll be the first to admit Defoe can be a very dry writer.) Extra points for being one of the few adaptations to actually get Friday's ethnicity right. So tired of him being portrayed as black, South Pacific Islander, Papua New Guinean, or whatever. Robinson Crusoe is a Caribbean story.

[Tatiana Medeiros · Rating 1 out of 5]

Nop.

[Mariana Figo · Rating 1 out of 5]

Isto mete racismo a um canto