review

Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a literary gem. Following Huck and Jim’s Mississippi journey, it blends adventure with sharp social commentary. The first - person voice makes Huck’s tale feel personal, while Twain’s use of dialects nails the era’s authenticity. The bond between Huck and Jim, crossing racial lines, is both touching and thought - provoking, challenging 19th - century prejudices. More than an adventure, it’s a timeless look at freedom, friendship, and society’s flaws. A must - read for anyone into classic American lit.