Oxford Mark Twain: Tom Sawyer Abroad (1894) (Hardcover)

from sirfurboy

This is the Tom Sawyer book people have not heard of. With good reason! Tom Sawyer is a wonderful story of life in the 19th Century deep south of America, with an engaging protaganist. Huck Finn is a classic of American literature, taking the setting of Tom Sawyer, adding a raft trip and plenty o...

from kaitanya64

I can't decide how to rate this book as it is such a strange thing I don't even know if I liked it or not. The premise of the story is that Tom, Huck and Jim accidentally end up in a madman's futuristic balloon. The balloon has an unlimited supply of energy and can travel at 300 miles per hour. A...

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This was surprisingly good. Mark Twain manages to keep the writing, tone, explorative sense, and wonder from the first two books of the series and continues it here. Everything found there still resides here and is fresh to boot. I recommend this for any who like his classics, or those interested...

from tatertot84

In the book "Tom Sawer" a boy named Tom lives in the state of Mississippi in the year 1876. Tom is constantly getting into trouble and has genious ways to get out of them. When he was told by his aunt to paint her fence white, he convinsed his friend Joe that it was fun and made him do it. In sch...

from tatertot84

In the book "Tom Sawer" a boy named Tom lives in the state of Mississippi in the year 1876. Tom is constantly getting into trouble and has genious ways to get out of them. When he was told by his aunt to paint her fence white, he convinsed his friend Joe that it was fun and made him do it. In sch...