The author of Life on a Desert Island? Which country was he from? What famous books did he write?

Crusoe was a successful English novel by Daniel Defoe. The novel was first published in 1719 and tells the story of the protagonist, Crusoe, who spent 28 years on a deserted island. Crusoe was a British merchant who was shipwrecked on a deserted island during a voyage. On the island, he had to learn how to survive and solve various problems, including cooking food, building a shelter, controlling the waves, and so on. He eventually spent 28 years on the deserted island through his own efforts and creative thinking until he was rescued. The novel is considered a classic adventure novel and has a wide readership worldwide.

"Deserted Island" was selected from an American novel by Albert Camus.

Roman Roland (May 25, 1866-August 28, 1944) was a famous French writer, playmaker, musician, and social politician. His works covered novels, scripts, essays, music, biographies, and many other literary forms. Romain Rolland's most famous work was The Biography of Famous People, a novel about famous figures such as Einstein, Wolfgang Amadeus, and Pablo picasso. Other than that, Roman Roland's other masterpieces included The Principle of Exclusiveness, On the Origin and Foundation of Human Inequality, War and Peace, and others.

The author of "Miserables" was France (Hugo Weaving).

The author of Crusoe was Daniel Defoe. He was born in 1719 in Cornell, England. He was a translator and explorer. Defoe played an important role in his novels. His works, including "Crusoe", were widely regarded as the foundation of modern novels.

The author of " Childhoods " was Russian.

The author of " Childhoods " was Heracles of the Soviet Union. It was first published in 1925.

The author of Squirrel was William Somerset Maugham.

The author of " childhood " was Soviet Polonets, born in Moscow in 1868. His works were written in the form of autobiographies, telling his childhood experiences in the Russian countryside and the various experiences of growing up. " Childhoods " was considered a classic Russian literary work and was hailed as one of the " fathers of Russian literature."

The author of " childhood " was Alyona Chekhov, born in Moscow in 1862. He was an outstanding figure in the history of Russian literature. His works are known for their profound social insight and unique narrative style, and are known as the representative works of Russian realism literature.