Customer Reviews

Tom Sawyer/huck Finn

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Yeah, I really liked this book I just couldn't put it down. It was so much better than a lot of other versions. My favorite part was when every one thought Huck was dead. It's interesting to feel like you are or with the characters on the river. If you want to learn more read this book.

I think that this book is a really good book for a person to read if they like to read adventure books. The adventure in this book is non-stop. It shows the growth of a young boy going on a adventure. The Adventures of Huckleberry Fin is Mark Twain's literary masterpiece. I think that Mark Twain is brilliant. The story is wrote in the first person from a young boy's perspective. This novel is also a testament to the various dialects of the southern regions. It also shows many of the charateristics of the southern regions. It is a story about freedom. It deals with physical freedom for the slaves and the freedom of the spirit for both Huck and Jim.This book is combined of serious issues but then has Mark Twain's humor. This is a excellent book, and I recommend it to everyone.

This book has earned the title of "the great american novel" because of the many different aspects that eminate from it which are taught in schools today. It is very entertaining to those who enjoy delving into deep literary analysis. I was thoroughly impressed with Twain's display of realism.

At first reading a shallow thinker might see the book as racist. But infact it was because of this book, that people were able to discover that blacks were not mindless slaves but people with souls. If this book means nothing else it means freedom, and the right for a man to live

I liked this book.It had lots of cool predicaments.My favorite
part was when Huck went to the grave yard and witnessed a murder.
Then they tried to solve it.

I grew up on these stories by Samuel Clemens, which greatly contributed to the broadening of my vocabulary and understanding of the world around me while my peers were still picking boogers and laughing at fart & pee jokes.

Anyone who thinks this book induces racism, or should be barred from child studies, clearly suffers from shaken baby syndrome or cannot recall what a world without a Walkman was like.

Just because an individual suffers from extreme overliberalism and a need to control other people does not make their verbal diarrhea righteous. Or gospel. Or healthy.

I find it to be a horrible shame that schoolchildren are forced to read books like this one to enlighten their minds! This book a major turn-off to students, and it makes them think that there aren't any good books out there! So what if its a classic! It Stinks!