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I just spent a delightful few days rereading 'Huckleberry Finn'. I've heard of an attempt to 'translate' Huck Finn leaving out the 'N' word and I've got to tell you it would be a sacrilege. The love that Huck and Jim demonstrate for each other overpowers this silly idea that people have had over the decades to ban this book. It truly is the first Great American Novel.
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Written wonderfully but god this is such a boring story line. I couldn’t really get invested. I loved Tom Sawyer so I don’t know why I didn’t enjoy this as much.
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