applebutter

6 years ago

A runaway child, an escaped slave, and a bunch of drama along the way. This is a friendly book and full of adventures.

zach d

6 years ago

boring... difficult read.... good ending though.

zingisme213

7 years ago

Summery This is a really good book about a kid named Huck, and Miss Watson, a rich old lady, wants to civilize Huck. Huck doesn't like that, but then his Pa steals him, and takes him to a shack in the woods. Huck escapes, and meets an slave named Jim, who ran away when he heard he will be sold to New Orleans. They travel over the Mississippi River. At the end, Jim wins his freedom, and Huck starts a life on the Mississippi. I think the age range is... 10 to 16 Because it might be a bit of a hard read. Do you think this reading should be made into a film? Why or why not? I think it might be a movie, but I don’t really think it’s very good movie material. How can you change one component of this reading to make it more enticing? No, I think it’s good enough already. Does this book share a relevance to our current location? Why or why not? It doesn't really share any relevance to our location.

penz

7 years ago

When we chose are dogs and cat names my parents named them after this book. There names are Huckleberry, Finn, and Jim. This book was exciting and unquce.

criminalcat01

7 years ago

This book is really really good I read it when I was in 4th grade. I recommend this book to every single living being.

penz

7 years ago

I also read it in 4th grade.

robo25

8 years ago

OMG MARK TWAIN

robo25

8 years ago

I love this book and I am doing a book report on it

robo25

8 years ago

this book is cool

grace411

9 years ago

Marck Twains classics are enjoyable. Huck saves and helps similar to Tom Sawyer. To understand the story you need to read Tom Sawyer which I read last summer during a reading club.

tofolo

10 years ago

hello teacher my notebook has forgot on the classroom