Robinson Island

Exotic countries are beckoning with a bright sun and unusual nature, but at the same time they conceal mortal dangers. They prepare many obstacles for curious strangers: these are fierce predators and poisonous reptiles, warlike natives and vagrant robbers.
The heroes of Pierre Mael’s novels “Island of Robinson” and “Wonderland” were not ready for such tests: they will have to show remarkable courage and resourcefulness to survive. In the first novel, two teenagers, brother and sister, after a shipwreck remain alone on the wild shores of South America. In the second-three travelers-peasants go to the Himalayas to conquer the top of Gaurizancar (Everest) Adventures will wait for them literally at every step ...
Pierre Mael - the pseudonym of two French writers Charles Cossa (1862-1904) and Charles Vincenn (1851-1920), which created more than seventy adventure works