Crusoe's Daughter

In 1904, six-year-old Polly Flint is sent to live with her aunt by the sea, only to become orphaned and spend the next eighty years isolated in this tranquil setting as the tumult of the 20th century unfolds beyond her. Throughout her life, Polly finds solace in the story of Robinson Crusoe, whose experience of isolation echoes her own, as she navigates the challenges of loneliness with the power of imagination. This audiobook is particularly appealing to female listeners and Anglophiles, making it a great choice for book clubs.