Huckleberry Finn Review

                                                      The Aventures Of Huckleberry Finn
                                                                    by Mark Twain

     This is a review of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.  It's a story about a runaway boy named Huckleberry Finn who ran away from the cabin that his pap locked him in.  He met a king and a duke.  The king and the duke performed a show in front of people from the town Huck lived in while Huck had to hide.  Eventually Huck returns to the town that he ran away from because he feels bad for running away.

    The part I liked most about Huckleberry Finn was when Huck ran away and set a murder scene.

I also liked when Huck put the gold in the coffin. These were my favorite parts because they had so much suspense and action.

     I didn't like the part when Pap kidnapped Huck. I also didn't like it when Huck did not like his mother.  These were very mean actions.

    I would definitely recommend this for people any age. I would recommend this book because it has action, suspense, and happy events. An example of action is when Huck and Tom Sawyer sneak into a house to find Jim and almost get caught. In all this was a very good book. I loved most of it. 

Thank you for reading my response to Huckleberry Finn.

Huckleberry Finn beginning

   At the of beginning of Huckleberry Finn, Huck is just a regular boy. He wore rags, had a lot of friends, and was homeless. Huck was very happy at this time. Then a lady adopted him and made him smart and made him dress properly.
   In the middle his pap comes back. Huck's pap got drunk a lot and was broke. One day he kidnapped Huck and locked him in a cabin. He wanted Huck to be his son again and he took Huck's money to get drunk again.
    At last Huck found a chainsaw and cut through the wall of the cabin and set up a murder scene to make it look like he was dead. He ran away to place called Jordan's Island. There he found a slave named Jim. He and Jim had to fish and were homeless. Huck was happy again.