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The Old Man and the Sea
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Manufacturer: Arrow Books Ltd
Author: Ernest Hemingway
Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd
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The Old Man and the Sea Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780099908401
ISBN: 0099908409
Label: Arrow Books Ltd
Manufacturer: Arrow Books Ltd
Book Pages: 112
Publication Date: 1994-08-18
Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd
Studio: Arrow Books Ltd
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780099908401
ISBN: 0099908409
Label: Arrow Books Ltd
Manufacturer: Arrow Books Ltd
Book Pages: 112
Publication Date: 1994-08-18
Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd
Studio: Arrow Books Ltd
Editorial Review of The Old Man and the Sea
Customer Reviews of The Old Man and the Sea
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: the old man and the sea
Review: "The old man let him hit the fish and then drove the knife of the oar down into the shark's brain." This quote from the amazing book "The old man and the sea" by Ernie Hemingway makes you stand at the edge of your feet. The author did a very good job using imagery because during the whole entire book I was able to picture everything in my mind. For example, in the part were Santiago is fighting for what he wants I could feel his emotions. One thing that made me love this book was the theme, which is so aspiring because it teaches you determination and how to endure pain and it also shows you how anything is possible. I really recommend this book who loves to read for the reason being that it can relate to almost anyone because every human being has come to a situation were there just about to give up. Ofcourse you would have to read this book for your self and I guarantee that you wouldn't resist buying it.
E.T.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: "We must kill our brothers"
Review: I really enjoyed the movie (1990) with Anthony Quinn as Santiago. So I decided it was time to read the book. Well I found the book and the movie paralleled pretty well. How ever I was getting bored with the book. He kept going on and on about Joe Dimaggio's bone spur.
There were a few places that made me squeamish. One such place is when he gutted a dolphin and had his face stuck in it.
The story is too short to go into detail without revealing the surprises; however it is about (you guessed it) an old fisherman, that should be over the hill, going out to sea from Cuba to catch fish. He has 84 days of bad luck and with any luck this is about to change (or is it?)
The reader helps bring the story to life.
Review Summary: the old man and the sea
Review: "The old man let him hit the fish and then drove the knife of the oar down into the shark's brain." This quote from the amazing book "The old man and the sea" by Ernie Hemingway makes you stand at the edge of your feet. The author did a very good job using imagery because during the whole entire book I was able to picture everything in my mind. For example, in the part were Santiago is fighting for what he wants I could feel his emotions. One thing that made me love this book was the theme, which is so aspiring because it teaches you determination and how to endure pain and it also shows you how anything is possible. I really recommend this book who loves to read for the reason being that it can relate to almost anyone because every human being has come to a situation were there just about to give up. Ofcourse you would have to read this book for your self and I guarantee that you wouldn't resist buying it.
E.T.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: "We must kill our brothers"
Review: I really enjoyed the movie (1990) with Anthony Quinn as Santiago. So I decided it was time to read the book. Well I found the book and the movie paralleled pretty well. How ever I was getting bored with the book. He kept going on and on about Joe Dimaggio's bone spur.
There were a few places that made me squeamish. One such place is when he gutted a dolphin and had his face stuck in it.
The story is too short to go into detail without revealing the surprises; however it is about (you guessed it) an old fisherman, that should be over the hill, going out to sea from Cuba to catch fish. He has 84 days of bad luck and with any luck this is about to change (or is it?)
The reader helps bring the story to life.