Vintage Fair Condition – Heavy cover rubbing, edge wear, and substantial spine loss with age-toned pages and a previous owner's name on the front.
Huckleberry Finn escapes an abusive father and sets out on a raft down the Mississippi River. His companion is Jim, an enslaved man seeking freedom, and their journey carries them through feuds, frauds, danger and encounters with people whose respectability often hides cruelty or hypocrisy. Told in Huck's distinctive voice, Mark Twain's novel combines humour and adventure with a searching examination of conscience, friendship and the society of the American South. As Huck faces difficult choices, he begins to question the values he has been taught.
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