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This novel is usually called Mark Twain's best work and one of the contenders for the title of the Great American Novel. It is written in the first person by Huckleberry Finn, a friend of Tom Sawyer and the narrator of the following two books, Tom Sawyer Abroad and Tom Sawyer the Detective. Huck, who, together with Tom Sawyer, became amazingly rich, was placed under the care of the widow Douglas, who, together with her sister Miss Watson, tried to "civilise" him. Huck appreciates their attempts, but finds civilised life to be limited. Life suddenly changes when Huck's father, a brute and alcoholic, arrives in town. Although Huck manages to protect his wealth from his father, the latter is able to take Huck to the forest, where he keeps him locked inside his house. Dissatisfied with his life with his father, Huck escapes down the Mississippi River, faking his own death.

The book is available in the Yakaboo app for free reading in the PrivatBank library.