Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

About this edition

He faked his own death, ran from everything he knew, and then made the bravest decision in American literature.

Huck Finn wants nothing to do with clean shirts, Sunday school, or the widow's rules. So he lights out. What he finds on the Mississippi is a raft, a runaway named Jim, and a friendship that forces him to choose between the law he was raised on and the conscience he is only beginning to trust.

First published in 1884 and still argued over today, Mark Twain's novel gave American fiction its own voice: plainspoken, funny, and unsparing about the country that produced it. Feuding families, con men in stolen finery, fog on the water at midnight, and a boy who would rather go to hell than betray his friend.

About this collector's edition

• More than 10 original illustrations created for this edition, capturing the raft, the river, and the characters Huck meets along the way
• The complete, unabridged text of Twain's 1884 masterpiece
• An original biography of Mark Twain, tracing his path from Hannibal riverboat pilot to the most quoted writer in America
• Classic serif typography chosen for long, comfortable reading rather than cramped reprint layouts
• Premium interior design built for a shelf you are proud of, available in paperback and hardcover

Ideal for readers building a library of American classics, for students and homeschool families reading Twain for the first time, and as a gift for anyone who loves great literature in a beautiful edition.

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