Fernando L. Canca

This contemporary novel slightly, but very very slightly scrapes delusion. At every moment there's an eery feeling behind your ear, like when it's dark in the night and you look deep into the dark, knowing as a grown person that there's nothing in there, but still..... there MIGHT be something. That's the feeling that this book gives me. Eery and fascinating.

If you're like me, and knew the story of the castaway Robinson Crusoe, and wanted to look in depth the story of the poor guy, I gotta tell you: The book is great, interesting and entertaining, BUT, the start and finish are quite dilated in time and I would enjoy less of it. Everything BUT the actual arc of being a castaway is entertaining. The rest... fine.... but could be shorter. Read it!

If you've got the chance, read it. But if not, you're not missing on anything incredible. Altough, if you've got some serious adiction, READ IT! Not life-changing, but recomended. For me, its most valuable trait is it's nice example of what a good book is. Like, it's not mind-bending, it's not surprising or crazy, but it does have its moments, but again, as I say, it's enjoyable if you want to go into a cool interesting, fun story. I would compare it to watching something like... I don't know... One of these movies that pop up in TV at like 16:00 in the evening and you say "hm. ok, gonna watch it" and you end and feel like it wasn't a lack of time, like another shitty movie in TV.