A bit too simple

Abandoned deep in my library there for years and never read, I decided to give him a chance. In a sense, I did well because it is still a classic of children's literature and I will feel a little less stupid, but on the other hand this reading I was not transcended. It is to my taste 'and yet I'm not picky' too focused youth. This is felt in the course of events in the hero's actions. And to put it simply, the interest of the story is limited. Once closed the last page, I could not help but feel a sense of "All for it."

I am however bad language style is however enjoyable and I still had a good time reading even if certain actions left me dubious.

The hero, Robinson Crusoe, also seemed very exasperating at times. By cons, Friday's nicer, it gives life to the story by this natural freshness.

In the end, a reading that I do not regret even if I expected something a little less boat. I would love to compare this version with the original version written by Daniel Defoe 'I have not read' because according to what is said in the booklet at the end of the novel there are many divergences.