A childhood book that never gets old
Mark Twain tells a story that never ages. Tom Sawyer and his faithful friends Huckleberry Finn and Joe Harper have many adventures together despite the watchful eye of Aunt Polly. Clever mischief-maker Tom can turn even the punishment of painting the fence to his advantage, turning the teacher into a pillar of salt when he answers the question of why he was late for school: "I stopped for a chat with Huckleberry Finn." A book that has delighted many generations and still has something to say to new readers. So let's take Tom and Huck on an adventure that never gets old.
