Mark Twain
What’s inside
This novel follows the journey of the young and adventurous Huckleberry Finn as he escapes from his abusive father and travels down the Mississippi River with an escaped slave named Jim.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding aspects of pre-Civil War American society
- Exploring themes of freedom, morality, and friendship
- Reflecting on the complexities of social and racial injustice
- Appreciating a classic of American literature and its historical context
Key Points
- Escaping from a difficult home life
- Forging a friendship on the Mississippi River
- Experiencing various adventures and challenges
- Encountering different cultures and societies
- Questioning societal norms and slavery
- Developing moral consciousness and autonomy
- The resolution of Jim’s quest for freedom
Who’s it For
- Young Adult Readers
- Classical Literature Enthusiasts
- Students of American Literature
- Adventure Genre Fans
About the author
Mark Twain, an iconic American writer, is known for his wit, satirical social commentary, and masterful storytelling.