One of the most enduring American novels of all time, The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn follows the adventures of Huck
Finn and a runaway slave named Jim as they travel down the
Mississippi river on a raft--all in order to help Jim win his
freedom from slavery. Told in Twain's unique style, Huck Finn's
story is one of the greatest tales of love, respect, and human
decency, told through the eyes of an unlearned, but big-hearted,
boy. Public Domain (P)2011 Open Book Audio, LLC It is a classic
story from a much different time in America. The narrator does a
great job with all the characters. The derogatory racial words
are offensive but it must considered when the book was written.
Very entertaining. Love the story and the narration! The
narrator brings the characters to life with his mastery of
accents. Mark Twain is a master story-teller. A superlative
performance of a very challenging text. Armstrong's recording
makes Twain's style come alive, without the characterizations
becoming grating or tiresome - much