Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Barnes & Noble Classics Series)

from dougwood57

I envy anyone who has not yet read the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. It is great fun and serious business at the same time; it is decidedly not a children's book like Tom Sawyer. Twain weaves an entertaining tale. He gets off the funniest line in the book right off the bat: "After supper she go...

from kvrfan

I think I was intimidated from reading Huckleberry Finn earlier in my life because it has too many times been designated "the great American novel." I had no idea how much fun it was!I may have benefited from the fact that I did this as an audio book, and the reader was gifted in doing all the di...

from fotenosfamily

Huck Finn is about Huck Finn, Tom Sawyer, and Jim. Huck Finn likes to lie, and so does Tom Saywer. Huckleberry Finn likes to lie because he needs to help himself, and Tom Sawyer likes to lie with drama. Huck Finn in one part dressed up as a girl, and there were lots of exciting parts. My favorite...

from browner56

Over the years, I have occasionally thought about what qualifies a book to be elevated to the status as "The Great American Novel," as mythical (and unofficial) as that title may be. Certainly, it seems that such a work should capture the attitudes and beliefs of the particular period in the Unit...

from dougwood57

I envy anyone who has not yet read the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. It is great fun and serious business at the same time; it is decidedly not a children's book like Tom Sawyer. Twain weaves an entertaining tale. He gets off the funniest line in the book right off the bat: "After supper she go...