A Swiss family is shipwrecked on a tropical island and takes the name of Robinson because it meets with adventures like those of Robinson Crusoe. If you like adventure you will like the story of the Swiss Family Robinson very much indeed. Every day has dangers for the family. After their shipwreck, they land on an unknown shore and meet with fierce, wild animals - jackals, bears, buffaloes, tiger-cats and a fearful boa-constrictor. They overcome all difficulties by their hard work, courage, common-sense, and trust in God. You will read of their building a house in a giant tree and a home in a salt cave. You will read of their fields, farms and gardens. You will learn what can be done by hard work and determination.
This book is useful for Class 10 students.
1. We are shipwrecked
2. We reach land in safety
3. We explore the island
4. We visit the wreck
5. We find a new home
6. We build a house in a tree
7. We build the “Elizabeth”
8. We blow up the wreck
9. We have a narrow escape from death
10. We make a staircase
11. We survive the rainy season
12. We find a cave
13. We make a winter home in Rock Castle
14. We celebrate the second Anniversary of our landing
15. We find plenty to do
16. We are in great danger
17. We meet with ostriches and bears
18. We long for company
19. We are worried over Fritz
20. We find a shipwrecked sailor-girl
21. We are amazed to see an English ship
22. We lose two sons but find some friends
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