Swiss Robinson family

The Swiss Robinson family The novel Swiss Robinson family was first published in German in 1813, and has been translated into many languages since then, and movies and a Japanese anime series produced by Nippon Animation Studio in 1981 have been adapted from it, known in the Arab world as Flona Robinson Crusoe. The book was fully and beautifully translated by Buthaina Al-Ibrahim and published by Takween Publications as part of distinguished translated novels that include many classics of world literature. About the Swiss Robinson family "All the land is God's land, and wherever you live a good and beneficial life under His sight, that spot is your homeland." The story is built on a report by a Russian ship captain who discovered several fertile islands during one of his sea voyages, and when the sailors landed on one of these islands, they found a family of a father, a mother, and four children. Their ship had wrecked, and no one survived except them, so they made the island their home. What does a person do if the sea throws him onto an uninhabited island? And what will stir in his chest but loneliness, depression, and fear? However, he will quickly realize that he must take care of himself and be cautious of the resources available to him. He even seeks to develop the land, in one way or another, the land that saved him. We do not need the sea to cast us onto a deserted island to develop the land, but we need to develop the hearts, before the land, with love, mercy, and tenderness, "For the green land only remains green through human determination." Author: Johan David Viss Publisher: Takween