Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by Twain, Mark
441 pages
9h 12m read
The story follows young Huck Finn and his friend Jim, a runaway slave, as they travel down the Mississippi River on a raft. Through their adventures and encounters with various characters, Twain provides a satirical look at racism, slavery, and antebellum society in the American South, while exploring themes of friendship, freedom, and moral growth.
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CHAPTER I.6 pages | ||
CHAPTER II.9 pages | ||
CHAPTER III.7 pages | ||
CHAPTER IV.5 pages | ||
CHAPTER V.6 pages | ||
CHAPTER VI.11 pages | ||
CHAPTER VII.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER VIII.17 pages | ||
CHAPTER IX.6 pages | ||
CHAPTER X.6 pages | ||
CHAPTER XI.11 pages | ||
CHAPTER XII.11 pages | ||
CHAPTER XIII.8 pages | ||
CHAPTER XIV.6 pages | ||
CHAPTER XV.9 pages | ||
CHAPTER XVI.13 pages | ||
CHAPTER XVII.13 pages | ||
CHAPTER XVIII.18 pages | ||
CHAPTER XIX.12 pages | ||
CHAPTER XX.13 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXI.13 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXII.8 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXIII.9 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXIV.9 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXV.11 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXVI.11 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXVII.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXVIII.13 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXIX.14 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXX.5 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXI.14 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXII.9 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXIII.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXIV.8 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXV.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXVI.8 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXVII.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXVIII.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER XXXIX.8 pages | ||
CHAPTER XL.9 pages | ||
CHAPTER XLI.10 pages | ||
CHAPTER XLII.12 pages | ||
CHAPTER THE LAST3 pages |
