François-Guillaume Ducray-Duminil (1761–1819)

This is a kids book and i mean that in the worst way, its the kind of book designed for kids, not the kind of book kids would actually like. Its uses a simple writing style and is definitely supposed to educational and morally instructive. Whats the word i'm looking for.... insipid, thats it.
The story is about a man who gets washed up on an island and finds two children have been previously abandoned there. Then you have various incredibly convenient adventures. There's a lot of god-thanking which there should be, because the plot needs some very active hands of fate to get where its going.
Its by no means terrible and its a fairly quick read but if you want my advice don't bother.… (plus d'informations)