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The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn By Mark Twain

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a novel by Mark Twain, first published in the United Kingdom in December 1884. It is an incredible tale of a boy, Huckleberry Finn, from a Mississippi River town who narrates his adventures with Tom Sawyer and how he gets into trouble for helping a runaway slave Jim.

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Publisher Yuvaan Books
Genre Literature, Action & adventure, Humor & comedy, classic fiction, and American literature
Edition 1st
ISBN 9788194939313
Year 2020
Format Paperback
Pages 302
Language English

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BACHCHU PODDAR
Excellent book

Excellent book supplied by Amazon

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Kaur
Interesting...a Great American Novel

A direct sequel to The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, this book features the unforgettable iconic Huck Finn. Interesting and adventurous, this book is among my personal favorites.

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Hitesh Nariani
Really, what adventures Huck had 😂🤣😂

This book was a more of a roller coaster ride for me. Interesting on most occasions and a bit boring and stretched on some. But really, what great adventures Huck had, especially before meeting the King and the Duke.... Must say, he is very good at making up stories(lies)... But what I am not happy about is the use of too many Vernacular slangs to show the ascent of the characters. At some occasions it was breaking the flow of reading, making it a bit uninteresting.Overall, it was really a good and exciting read with a great surprising twist (about Jim) to end the wonderful story.BTW: The suspense revealed in the last page of the book wasn't a suspense for me at all as I had correctly guessed it at the time the event had occurred.So one bonus point for me here.

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R
Value for money!

A classic by Mark Twain . It must be read along with Tom Sawyer . The book is simplified from the original edition however, its very simple to read for kids. Huckleberry finn is a sad story about a teen boy who fakes his own death to escape his abusive, drunken father. Wonderful story and true classic!

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Surendra Chaitanya Macherla
funny, hilarious, adventurous & some times, esp., after chapter 16, appears to be dragging...

funny, hilarious, adventurous & some times, esp., after chapter 16, appears to be dragging, obsolete & outdated/anachronistic...

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Ruatsanga
worth re-reading every now and again

It was only after reading it the second time that I realise how much of a poet Mark Twain was.

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Placeholder
Paper and print quality is average

The cover is good, stiff and smooth. However, the paper quality is below average. The print quality is also average. Overall the book is expensive for the quality it provides.

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George
Classic should be read by everyone

This book along with adventures of Tom Sawyer are both great classics. The book narrates on how to overcome the obstacles and difficulties in our life and still find hope in a seemingly ever-changing world.

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Anasuya Ray
A book which takes us to a mere reality through a colourful child's thoughts and imagination

What can I say about this book , while Ernest Hemingway had justified this ? This is truly a great resemblance of American as well as world english literature...everyone should read the book ... To understand child psychology in such an unrest period of American civil war ... It gives us an insight to the self of the writter in that time...Packing and printing are well managed.Good service .

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Hilda Joel Victor
Huck Finn

An awesome book. Humanitarian values can be observed to over-ride the strong cultural trend of that time.I give it a 5 rating for being awesomely told from a child's point of view, yet with the maturity that can only come to the wisely aged. Huck chooses to go to hell instead of doing something that will put him right in the eyes of man.This book is for the sincere hearted. The people with truth in thier heart will enjoy this book.