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He runs from civilization—and discovers what it truly means to be human.
Drifting down the Mississippi River on a raft, young Huck Finn escapes a world of cruelty and hypocrisy alongside Jim, a man seeking freedom of his own. As they travel through danger, humor, and quiet moments of reflection, Huck is forced to question the values he has been taught—and to choose between society's rules and his own conscience.

Widely regarded as "the great American novel," this timeless classic blends sharp satire with deep compassion. Mark Twain's vivid storytelling captures the voice of youth, the struggle for moral truth, and the enduring power of friendship against injustice.

If you love adventurous storytelling with heart, humor, and lasting meaning, this novel remains as powerful and relevant as ever.

Open the book—and follow the river toward freedom, courage, and truth.