Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe was born in London in about 1660. Although he became a prosperous merchant, it is for his novels that we usually remember him. Defoe's most famous novel, The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, (1719), tells the story of one man's struggle to survive. The young Robinson Crusoe runs away to sea but gets shipwrecked on a desert island for thirty years! We follow his adventures as he builds a shelter, grows his own food, survives an earthquake and fights pirates. Crusoe also meets a native and saves him from cannibals. Friday, as Crusoe calls him, becomes a loyal servant and friend. Eventually, a ship rescues them and they sail back to England together
2 10.1.5 10.5.1 ICT PRESENTATION SKILLS Think of a famous character in literature from your country. Collect information under the following headings: author details - title, character & publication date - plot. Present the character to the class.

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