Read this book back in elementary school. Loved it then and loved it now. What a great read about little boys and their adventures back in the day in the backwoods of the south.

A great book with a very nice adventure. It was nice to be in Hucks head and her his simple reasonings and viewing things in his live. This story could have went many ways and it had a great ending summing everything up.

At times it felt like this book is very long and despite enjoying the adventures Huck has on his trip down the river, at times it felt too long. Especial the part with the Duke and the King. It was nice to see them spin their web around Jim and Huck, but after a while I was ready to move on to the next adventure.

Ultimately that was a worthy read that made me laugh and enjoy the adventures with Huck.

One of my favorites.

it was terrible. i was forced to read it for junior year english and it was boring and its excessive use of provocative language is unsettling.

Some parts were really interesting but most of the book was at a very slow pace and for someone as ADD as me it was hard for me to keep reading the book, hence why it took me almost 6 months to finish. I usually will finish a book in days not months

One word classic. I really wanted to live the floating life Huck lived without all the drama the followed. There are some sensitive topics in this books that need to be looked out for.

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a very fun read that addresses many societal and racial issues in America, in the 1800s. However, with this comes a lot of controversy over the language used in the book. By using satire, Mark Twain is able to express the issue of racism btu many do not see his use of satire appropriate and they view it as racism. I really enjoy this book and recommend it to anyone who enjoys books that address societal issues or having a funny and edgy narrator.

classic

Read this book a couple times when I was younger and think I enjoyed it more now as an adult. Still makes me want to build a raft and float down the Mississippi!

Book on CD - re-read, it has been a long time and I wanted to re-read this and Tom Sawyer. The man who reads it is wonderful, gives each character his or her own voice.

Gratuitous racial epithets, but if you can get past that it's just fishin and falutin on the rivah in a thick southern accent

One of my favorite books.