Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions Free Audiobook Download by Daniel Wallace

Big Fish is a novel written by Daniel Wallace. The book tells the story of how Eel, a giant fish, falls in love with a small woman who dreams of being human, and in the process becomes more human than he was before. This work of fiction is brought to life by the narration of Tom Stechschulte.

Daniel Wallace's Big Fish is a dark and poignant novel that follows an old fisherman who saves a young boy from drowning, only to find himself haunted by the consequences. Tom Stechschulte's narration of this story is an excellent accompaniment to the book and adds layers of emotion to the already rich text.

Big Fish is a mythical fish that will grant you three wishes. It's a fantastic story about an Old Man and his grandson. The grandson wants to impress the woman he loves by obtaining Big Fish, but the catch is that no one has been able to catch it in over 100 years. The grandfather knows a secret spot where Big Fish likes to hang out. They go on a journey through time and the underworld to win Big Fish for the grandson with some help from Mr. Bluefish and Time for Tea, who I won't spoil for you!

Big Fish is a book written in the form of a narrative poem. Its main character, Edward Bloom, is an old man who has been fishing for decades. However, he has never caught anything worth mentioning and is about to give up his lifelong hobby until he hears about a fishing contest with $1 million dollars going to the winner. So, Edward starts his quest for that big catch despite the fact that he's nearly 80 years old and faints while standing on a bridge waiting to see if anyone will come and help him.

Tom Stechschulte narrates the audiobook for Daniel Wallace's Big Fish. This is a novel about a man who was raised by a large fish in the fictional town of Doolittle, Indiana. (The author's name is also Wallace.) However, being raised by fish doesn't make him any less human. On the contrary, he thinks like humans. In fact, he has to deal with the same problems as humans and is responsible for making his own decisions in life-not unlike what all of us do. The protagonist tells his story through dreams and memories of his life that have been "unpacked".

Big Fish is a novel of mythic proportions. The story, which takes place over the course of one day in 1947, follows two men. One is an old man who has just died and the other is a young boy on his first fishing trip. The boy's father recounts their story to him just before he dies and it is told through three different narrators: one for each grandson, Billy Ray, Steve Ray, and Pete Ray as they recollect it throughout their lives. The plot revolves around Billy Ray's search for his deceased grandfather's gold coin which he had promised to find before he died but never did because he was too drunk that night.