Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

To escape his abusive father and the stifling constraints of civilization, a young boy fakes his own death and flees down the Mississippi River on a raft. He is joined by Jim, a runaway slave seeking his freedom, and together they navigate the treacherous currents of the antebellum South. The novel is a biting satire of racism and social hypocrisy, told through the distinct and honest voice of an unforgettable narrator. It is a profound journey of moral growth and an American masterpiece.