The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn DECODED – Mark Twain

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This book was called the great American novel before that phrase became a cliché. Mark Twain wrote it in 1885 about a world he’d grown up in—the pre-Civil War South, the Mississippi River, a society that had built its entire way of life on slavery and called it civilized. He told the story through a thirteen-year-old boy with no education and no manners who sees that world more clearly than any adult in it. It’s funny, it’s uncomfortable, it’s heartbreaking, and it asks a question that still doesn’t have an easy answer: when everything you’ve been taught is wrong, how do you find your way to what’s right?