The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

In "the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" (1884) is a direct plot continuation of the novel "the adventures of Tom Sawyer" — the colorful life of the American heartland forties of the nineteenth century seen through the eyes of the two fugitives, carried on a wooden raft the great Mississippi river: one of them is the title hero, escape from the unbearable boring life from well-meaning widow Douglas and antics suddenly vorotynskaya father-drunkards, and the other his new friend Jim, a black slave of miss Watson, who pushed to run, the prospect of sales in the southern States. Life on a desert island with Jackson, meeting with the bandit gang on the waterlogged boat, wandering in the cities and villages in the company of a pair of con artists posing as the Duke and the king selling Jim into slavery and "heroic liberation" under the leadership of Tom Sawyer — in this series of adventures of Huck Finn invisible to himself growing up, finding a new, more Mature understanding of life...