This reader found this book to be not of the greatest or best quality of books he has read. The book itself was a little harder to read with all the slang of the fisherman's literature and the way that they speak is reflected in the way that the book was written in English writing. This reader felt that the book had the same sort of theme of many other books and stories. The rich boy in the book was forced to work hard for the only time in his life, which caused him to eventually turn into a hard worker. This reader also found that the book was not of the easiest, but of the more complicated form to read.

One of the things that this reader did not like about this book was the fact that throughout the book you got the gist of what was going on but did not really feel as if you were inside of the story watching it unfold in front of you. One key thing in this book, which will influence a reader's view on it immediately on almost the first couple of pages, will be the use of sailor slang. This is not at all slang but the author tries to write the dialogue of the fishermen in sort of a messed up English way to try to show the accent. This in turn throws off the reader in thinking the book is hard to understand.

From this book this reader learned that just because a person may seem rich because they have a

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