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The Crater
James Fenimore Cooper
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Esta fue mi primer novela. Quisiera volver a comprarme este libro.
Interesting story.
The story was interesting and worth reading. Some of the wordings confusing and sentences were often too long so as to loose track of what the author was trying to say. Not being familiar with nautical terms could also cause some confusion.
This adventure another variation of the original classic, Robinson Crusoe 1719 like every other lost on a deserted island , written a century after ( 1847 ) but set in the late 1700's, 1796 to be precise, (enough of the numbers) the question can someone survive alone... make that truthfully two? Jam
An entertaining story
As is typical of stories from Me Cooper, I found the text to be quite wordy. The plot was good, however, it subliminally it followed Jules Verne 's Mysterious Island. I will admit that I am not sure published their prose first; I read Mysterious Island first.
Great story about a young American sailor shipwrecked on a rocky reef in the Pacific Ocean in the late 1700's. Using ingenuity he manages to make a beautiful homestead there and eventually is joined by others from home and a colony arises. There are many exciting adventures including attacks by the
I was ok for the first 3/4 of the book, then got bored. But I read to the end. The end is somewhat of a surprise. Interestingly, there is not even ONE dialogue in the story. Also, although there is some socio-political commentary in it,he tries to keep it amicable, even the confrontations coming up