The Swiss Family Robinson - Wyss, Johann David
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Johann David Wyss's "The Swiss Family Robinson" tells the story of a shipwrecked Swiss family that consists of the father, mother, and four sons. They take materials from the accident and apply their abilities to start again by locating food, building shelters, and taming animals. As they adjust to island life, the novel emphasises their adventures, ingenuity, and close family ties. When a rescue ship finally arrives, the family decides to stay since they have grown to love their new house.

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Johann David Wyss's "The Swiss Family Robinson" tells the story of a shipwrecked Swiss family that consists of the father, mother, and four sons. They take materials from the accident and apply their abilities to start again by locating food, building shelters, and taming animals. As they adjust to island life, the novel emphasises their adventures, ingenuity, and close family ties. When a rescue ship finally arrives, the family decides to stay since they have grown to love their new house.
Autorenporträt
Johann David Wyss was born on May 28, 1743, in Bern, Switzerland, and became a pastor and military chaplain. He was deeply devoted to educating his four sons, often telling them adventure stories inspired by Robinson Crusoe. These tales would later form the foundation of The Swiss Family Robinson.Written between 1794 and 1798, the novel was meant to teach moral lessons through adventure and survival. His son, Johann Rudolf Wyss, edited and published it in 1812, while another son, Johann Emmanuel Wyss, illustrated it. The story quickly gained popularity and became a classic of children's literature.The book's success led to multiple translations and adaptations across various media. It remains one of the most influential adventure novels, shaping survival fiction for generations. Wyss passed away on January 11, 1818, but his literary legacy continues to inspire readers worldwide.