The Old Man and the Sea (Bloom's Notes)

The Old Man and the Sea (Bloom's Notes)

By Ernest Hemingway

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-- Presents concise, easy-to-understand biographical, critical, and bibliographical information on a specific literary work -- Provides multiple sources for book reports and term papers with a wealth of information on literary works, authors, and major characters -- Digests of critical extracts prefaced by headnotes
Publisher: Chelsea House Publications
ISBN-13: 9780791040713
ISBN-10: 0791040712
Published on 10/1/1995
Binding: Library Binding
Number of pages: 77

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Erik Erik

When a old man and a boy are told that they can not fish with each other he choose to fish one day alone after not catching a fish for nearly 40 days a move that he will never regret, The old man finds himself being towed behind a fish longer than an the everyday pick up truck(over 18 feet)but slowly face a near infinite backdrop of wind and water he faces a large task before him to get a fish back home. In a boat not much larger than a rowboat he learns how to eat, sleep and survive when being towed by a large fish he recalls memories when he was younger, in the midst of a fight where everyone and everything is trying to survive. I rate this book ⅖ stars because it is an interesting story but doesn't have much stuff going on for most of the story

My dad liked this book when he was little.