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Moby Dick - Board Book

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by Herman Melville (Author), Carmen Gil (Illustrator)

El narrador, Ismael, un joven con experiencia en la marina mercante, decide que su siguiente viaje ser en un ballenero. De igual forma se convence de que su traves a debe comenzar en Nantucket, Massachusetts, isla prestigiosa por su industria ballenera. Antes de alcanzar su destino, o el origen de su aventura, entabla una estrecha amistad con el experimentado arponero polinesio Queequeg, con quien acuerda compartir la empresa. Ambos se enrolan en el ballenero Pequod, con una tripulaci n conformada por las m s diversas nacionalidades y razas; precisamente sus arponeros son el can bal Queequeg, el piel roja Tashtego y el «negro salvaje Daggoo.

Ishmael joins the whaling ship Pequod alongside characters such as the cannibal Queequeg, the red skinned Tashtego, and the "savage black" Daggoo. Strangest of all is their captain, a man called Ahab, who has one goal: to find and destroy the terrifying white whale that took his leg, Moby Dick.

Author Biography

Herman Melville is the author of Taipi, Mardi, Omoo, Redburn, and The White Warrior, but he is best known for his novel Moby Dick.

Number of Pages: 24
Dimensions: 0.7 x 7.1 x 7 IN
Publication Date: October 01, 2021
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