The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is Mark
Twain's exhilarating Mississippi adventure story
and the companion to Tom Sawyer.

In hiding from his drunken and tyrannical father,
Huck Finn escapes to Jackson's Island, where he meets
Jim, a runaway slave. Together the boys set off on a
raft down the Mississippi, in a daring bid for freedom
from so-called 'sivilization'.

Action-packed and crammed with vibrant characters
and incidents. Huckleberry Finn catches more vividly
than any other novel the comedy, terror, resilience
and spontaneity of boyhood. More than a mere sequel
to Tom Sawyer, it is Mark masterpiece and a
great American novel.