The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

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Set against the backdrop of the Mississippi River, this picaresque tale follows Huck's journey as he escapes his abusive father and joins Jim, a runaway slave. Their adventures on the raft highlight the diverse life along the river, filled with vivid dialects and human experiences. The narrative serves as a sharp social commentary, exposing the corruption and moral decay of society through their encounters with various characters, ultimately leading Huck to a deeper understanding of human dignity and worth.