The Swiss Family Robinson

About 

The story of a Swiss family that is shipwrecked on an island in the East Indies.  Soon, the family must construct shelter, obtain food, and begin forging a way of life in their new home.  Written by Swiss pastor Johann David Wyss, the novel was intended to teach his sons about moral values, good husbandry, and self-reliance in the natural world.

First published in 1812, the story has undergone many translations, revisions, and additions in the English language.  This edition is derived from the best-known version translated and edited by William H.G. Kingston and published in 1879.  This book contains over 100 black and white original illustrations.

Presented in large 7" x 10" format.

Details

Paperback
Perfect bound with gloss cover; cream standard paper.

Hardcover
Casewrapped with gloss cover; cream standard paper.

Linen Hardcover
Linen cloth wrapped hardcover in red with gold foil stamped letters and gloss dust cover; cream standard paper.