
audiobook
TOME I
TOME II
Note sur l'auteur
Préface
CHAPITRE I - Tempête.—Naufrage.—Corsets natatoires.—Bateau de cuves.
CHAPITRE II - Chargement du radeau.—Personnel de la famille.—Débarquement—Premières dispositions.—Le homard.—Le sel.—Excursions de Fritz.—L'agouti.—La nuit à terre.
CHAPITRE III - Voyage de découverte.—Les noix de coco.—Les calebassiers.—La canne à sucre.—Les singes.
CHAPITRE IV - Retour.—Capture d'un singe.—Alarme nocturne.—Les chacals.
CHAPITRE V - Voyage au navire.—Commencement du pillage.
CHAPITRE VI - Le troupeau à la nage.—Le requin.—Second débarquement.
A Swiss family finds itself cast ashore after a violent storm, their ship shattered and the sea a relentless adversary. Stripped of comforts, they must improvise—fashioning makeshift flotation devices, salvaging supplies, and organizing a daring raft to reach solid ground. Their first night on the island is a blend of fear and curiosity as they confront unfamiliar sounds and strange creatures.
Soon the survivors turn adversity into invention. They tame local wildlife, harvest coconuts and sugarcane, and construct a lofty tree‑house that becomes their new home. Alongside their practical experiments—such as extracting oil from whales and crafting bamboo ladders—they encounter exotic animals like monkeys, iguanas, and even a giant tortoise, each encounter sparking both wonder and practical challenges.
The tale unfolds as a lively chronicle of exploration, resourcefulness, and family teamwork. With a touch of humor and vivid natural detail, it invites listeners to share in the marvel of turning a shipwreck into a thriving, if unconventional, settlement.
Language
fr
Duration
~14 hours (829K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by www.ebooksgratuits.com and Chuck Greif
Release date
2006-04-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1743–1818
Best remembered as the creator of The Swiss Family Robinson, this Swiss pastor wrote an adventure tale meant to entertain his children while teaching resourcefulness, faith, and family cooperation. The book went on to become one of the most widely loved classics of children's literature.
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