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“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is one of Mark Twain’s best-known literary works. The story is dedicated to Tom Sawyer's best friend, a homeless boy Huckleberry Finn who runs away from his brutal drunkard father to a desert island. Here he quite unexpectedly meets up with the fugitive slave Jim, the noblest character in the book. They travel together on a raft along the Mississippi. Unlooked-for adventures and dangerous trials await them, but selflessness, kindness, and loyalty to friendship help them stand out in difficult circumstances. The book is full of profound respect for a man, love for life and teaches to live according to simple, eternal laws of justice and humanity.

“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”— is one of the most famous works by Mark Twain. The novel tells the story of Tom Sawyer's best friend, a homeless boy, Huck Finn, who escaped from his cruel drunkard father to a desert island. Here he unexpectedly meets the runaway slave Jim, the most noble character in the book. Together they travel on a raft on the Mississippi River. Unexpected adventures and dangerous trials await them, but unselfishness, kindness and loyalty to friendship help them to survive in difficult circumstances. The book is full of deep respect for people, love for life and teaches us to live by the simple, eternal laws of justice and humanity.