The book "Shipwreck" is a novel by the Scottish writer William Falconer, which was first published in 1762. This is an exciting story about the unfortunate ship's prankster Robinson Crusoe, who ended up on a deserted island after a shipwreck. In this book, the author explores themes of loneliness, survival, faith, and inner growth. "Shipwreck" is considered a classic of maritime literature and has gained popularity due to its exciting storyline and deep philosophical undertones.