Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Told from the view point of Huckleberry Finn, this classic novel continues on from the story of The Aventures of Tom Sawyer. Having come into money the boys adventures continue when Huck's father reappears in his life, resulting in him faking his own death and befriending a black runaway slave. Originally criticised as racist, this book has been praised as being a scathing satire on attitudes, particularly racism. Join Tom and Huck in their next thrilling adventure.