Here are the rules: Grab your current read. Open to a random (or not so random) page.
Share the title & author, too, so that other Teaser Tuesday participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!
Share the title & author, too, so that other Teaser Tuesday participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!
The Robertson family survived thirty-eight days at sea. Captain Bligh of the celebrated mutinous Bounty and his fellow castaways survived forty-seven days. Steven Callahan survived seventy-six. Owen Chase, whose account of the sinking of the whaling ship Essex by a whale inspired Herman Melville, survived eighty-three days at sea with two mates, interrupted by a one-week stay on an inhospitable island. The Bailey family survived 118 days. I have heard of a Korean merchant sailor named Poon, I believe, who survived the Pacific for 173 days in the 1950s. I survived 227 days. That's how long my trial lasted, over seven months.



Heard of this book, never read it. Some people seem to love it, others seem to hate it.
ReplyDeleteThis book is wonderful, Anachronist! Hope you're enjoying it (and I really must read Moby Dick one day).
ReplyDeleteSonia, I love such books - inspiring either love or hate, nothing in between.
ReplyDeleteTracy, I am enjoying it indeed and I haven't read Moby Dick either!
My daughter loves this book too. Someday, I'm going to read it.
ReplyDeleteI hope she will borrow you her copy, The Red Witch!
ReplyDeleteMy brother keeps telling me I need to read this one.
ReplyDeleteWell, listen to your brother, carol. I've just finished.
ReplyDeleteOk this sounds like a weird one, and I do enjoy weird
ReplyDeleteIt is basically close to an allegory and I think you might enjoy that, Blodeuedd!
ReplyDeleteI'm curious to see what you think about this one. I've been on the fence to get it and read it.
ReplyDeleteI might post my review the next week!
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