
A terrible storm strands a Swiss pastor with his wife and four sons on a tropical island. the Robinsons are optimistic and inventive, and with what they salvage from the wrecked ship and the island's resources, they adapt to their new life.
We can create our own such society.
Wanna sign up?
Refs:
Robinson Crusoe (book).
The Swiss Family Robinson (book).
I read both of them as a kid.
The USA (country).
But check out The Swiss Family Robinson. Read both Crusoe and the latter as a kid.
The last paragraph reminds me of novels like The Swiss Family Robinson and Robinson Crusoe, which were fun reading while growing up.
Does God Play Dice - The new mathematics of Chaos by Ian Stewart.
Artificial Life - The Quest for a New creation by Steven Levy
Screw it, Just do it by Richard Branson.
Insanely Great: The Life and Times of the Macintosh - the computer that changed everything by Steven Levy
Manual of the Warrior of Light by Paulo Coelho.
Every book written by Jules Verne, especially 20000 leagues under the sea.
The Swiss Family Robinson.
So I really liked the first book in the Safehold Series [4] and I put up with the atrocious names (Zhasphar Clyntyn?!?!?) and the insipid, trite and self-congratulatory characters, and even the lead mallet subtlety of religion.
But by God, the series has just worn me out. I was almost screaming at the last book.
So I guess the shibboleth is the use of Zh in place of J.
Another shibboleth: lack of space suits in Star Trek - so many issue solved just by wearing space or encounter suits.
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Side_of_the_Mountain (pre-teen)
[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invitation_to_the_Game (young adult)
[3]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conrad_Stargard (polish)
[4]Not linking to this tripe.
