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I remember reading the shortened version as a child. However, after reading the classic, I find my view of the book much darker than I would like. Also with the media and today's world feeling negative towards Twain's use fo the N-word, I found myself okay with the word in there, even though I dont say it myself. I was surprised at how muh mature and older Huck became through his adventures with Jim, as opposed to Tom, who didnt seem to grow at all. His maturity had skyrocketed and shows the bec
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One of my favorite books, although I admit it was hard to read the first time (middle school). As a youg teen, I didn't think I would enjoy it when I picked it up. I did. At the time, of course, the underlying meaning of the book were not discussed at length because of age.
I have read Huck Finn many times. His use of metaphor, language, form, etc., makes this book a must read. ...more
I have read Huck Finn many times. His use of metaphor, language, form, etc., makes this book a must read. ...more
None better written than Mark Twain..but then I am prejudiced with Midwestern roots I suppose??
Life along a lazy river...not always as exciting as little Tom Sawyer found it...but GOOD living...yes...I recall many good times growing up along the water...
Life along a lazy river...not always as exciting as little Tom Sawyer found it...but GOOD living...yes...I recall many good times growing up along the water...
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