I was assigned this for school but i was absorbed into the plot and story,
I found myself reading five to seven chapters at a time.
Mark twain's unique writing style and dialect leads to the adventures of tom sawyer becoming one of the most loved books of the 21st century
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Beautiful copy of a timeless classic
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2021
Bought this as a family Christmas gift since our older children are currently learning about 19th Century US History in school. My husband is reading aloud to our 4, 6 & 9 year old boys. None of the three of them have ever read it before.STORY: Although the vocabulary and speech patterns are unfamiliar to the kids, they are willing to ask for explanations and the book has us all laughing at every chapter. Even the four-year-old will ask about things he doesn't understand, or to "pause" if he needs to get something from another room.COPY: I was skeptical that this would be a nice copy given the price I paid, but it is tasteful, sturdy for a paperback, and the original illustrations are plentiful and lend a great deal of character. The illustrations were important to me since they were included in the original publication. The children enjoy those they see now (there are too many to show them all), but they'll be even more useful as motivators and to help the children get a feel for that period, when they're old enough to read it on their own.
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2021
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Bought this as a family Christmas gift since our older children are currently learning about 19th Century US History in school. My husband is reading aloud to our 4, 6 & 9 year old boys. None of the three of them have ever read it before.
STORY: Although the vocabulary and speech patterns are unfamiliar to the kids, they are willing to ask for explanations and the book has us all laughing at every chapter. Even the four-year-old will ask about things he doesn't understand, or to "pause" if he needs to get something from another room.
COPY: I was skeptical that this would be a nice copy given the price I paid, but it is tasteful, sturdy for a paperback, and the original illustrations are plentiful and lend a great deal of character. The illustrations were important to me since they were included in the original publication. The children enjoy those they see now (there are too many to show them all), but they'll be even more useful as motivators and to help the children get a feel for that period, when they're old enough to read it on their own.
STORY: Although the vocabulary and speech patterns are unfamiliar to the kids, they are willing to ask for explanations and the book has us all laughing at every chapter. Even the four-year-old will ask about things he doesn't understand, or to "pause" if he needs to get something from another room.
COPY: I was skeptical that this would be a nice copy given the price I paid, but it is tasteful, sturdy for a paperback, and the original illustrations are plentiful and lend a great deal of character. The illustrations were important to me since they were included in the original publication. The children enjoy those they see now (there are too many to show them all), but they'll be even more useful as motivators and to help the children get a feel for that period, when they're old enough to read it on their own.
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