Mark Twain's story about the young boy and his travels with the escaped slave Jim down the Mississippi River.

The Twain Legacy introduces an overview of Mark Twain's life, times and interpretation of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. There are extensive references to his early childhood in Hannibal, Missouri, his use of African American Dialect, his antipathy toward slavery and his effective use of irony in the story line. Even today The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn faces challenges from educational groups and whether this fictional story should be taught...

Presents Mark Twain's story of Huckleberry Finn and his journey down the Mississippi with a runaway slave, condensed into twelve words, and accompanied by hand-felted illustrations.

Relata las aventuras de un muchacho jóven y un esclavo evitado como ellos viajan abajo Mississippi el Río sobre una balsa. In graphic format, recounts the adventures of a young boy and an escaped slave as they travel down the Mississippi River on a raft.

Based on the classic novel "The adventures of Tom Sawyer" comes the newest adaptation of this timeless tale. Tom Sawyer has nothing but pranks and mischief on his mind, but luckily his fearless friend Huck Finn loves adventure as much as he does. When the daring duo witness trouble in a graveyard, Tom and Huck are thrown head-first into adventure, putting their courage to the test!

Few works in American literature address issues as timeless as those explored in Mark Twain's controversial novel, Huckleberry Finn. In this program, three scholars, including noted Twain biographer Justin Kaplan, examine the work and its various themes-race, cruelty, consequences of greed, meaning of civilization, and the nature of freedom. The author's life is traced from his days as a printer's apprentice, riverboat pilot, and journalist, to renowned...

The classic story of the flight of Huck Finn and the slave Jim down the Mississippi, and their encounters with the world at large.