Micheal Gerard Bauer, the author of the outstanding young adult novel, Don’t Call me Ishmael engages his audience through the use of humour. Throughout the novel, there is an abundance use of hidden humour that relates to young adults but also engaging situations and general banter that immature kids will find absolutely lung bursting. Bauer enraptures his audience with an outstanding prologue of the Ishmael Leseur Disease that that captures the attention of the readers and makes them want to read on.
First and foremost, the humour within the novel is the backbone of the book. The humour used over the course of the book keeps the readers captivated within the story line. Without the humour, many young teens and children would lose interest
First and foremost, the humour within the novel is the backbone of the book. The humour used over the course of the book keeps the readers captivated within the story line. Without the humour, many young teens and children would lose interest