Search - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Penguin Classics)

Surprisingly, this is one of the funniest books I've ever read. Twain injects humor into ordinary circumstances and creates extraordinary situations. My favorite is when Huck convinces Jim to etch stories of his captivity and torturous life in jail on metal plates and throw them out of the window of the small guest cabin behind Huck's aunt's house, where Jim had been staying only a week.

Huck's a mischievous and adventure-loving little guy you'll really enjoy simply because of his bold and fearless personality. Twain did well with this one and I recommend it.

This book changed the face of American fiction.

A must read for everyone to see why our books are structured the way they are.

Great classic portrait of American life back in the day. One of my favorites. Simple language and easy read for the casual reader.

The classic account of Huck's and Jim's voyage down the Mississippi River.