What book starts with the line "Call me Ishmael."?
Correct answer: "Moby-Dick"
reclusivesavyigloo
Hebrew for orphaned of God.
* Seshati *
reclusivesavyigloo, this makes sense thank you a deeper message from the author, pertinent to the story.
KAITLYNMARIA
I know this, because it features on 1 off my favourite films. Matilda, when she reads the book with Ms Honey her adoptive mother. great book & even better film in my opinion
Mars V
I think Melville intentionally made the chapters at sea mostly super boring to simulate what a real whale hunt is like. Boring, boring, boring, boring, boring, exciting, boring, boring, boring…
Roberto
No hyphen.
ganisgone
reclusivesavyigloo, in Hebrew it means The Creator heard. Hagar was Sarah's maid servant of slave
HonneyBare008
I just looked at the book's opening.
RoamingSurfer31771
3x this question has come up.