Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Audiobook

" Everyone should read this book every few years. You get something new from it every time. Absolutely timeless. "

" I'm glad I read this book (can't remember if I'd read it before) - "

" i was having fun until tom sawyer came in and ruined it all. "

" This story does a really good job at making you hate the characters. But that is all that it is good for. "

" I thought this book was really good! I enjoyed all of the adventures Huck had with Jim and the few at the end with Tom. This book displayed a lot of life lessons, such as Huck's innocence and prejudice (against Jim). The one thing I thought was hard to deal with was the way the character's spoke. Sometimes I had no idea what they were saying because of their somewhat unintelligent speaking, or "accent". Overall, I think this is a great AP read. "

" The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain is a very good book, and is also considered to be very important and representative of 19th century American society. Huck, the main character, is adventurous but at the same time naive about how his society works. It is good to have Huck's perspective, as the reader can learn about his world as he learns about it, and can also connect with Huck very well, and understand his thought processes. The book sends a message about how uncivilized people in Southern society were, ranging from families who locked themselves in a nonstop feud to foolish citizens who could not recognize their own family members. Often times Huck finds himself in difficult situations that expose his true character. Jim, as Huck's runaway slave partner, adds tension to the story (although it is difficult to understand what he says in his dialogue). One less good thing about this novel was the spots where major events are told very briefly, such as the King and Duke being tied up, as well as Jim suddenly being discovered to be free. But overall, Huck Finn is a very good book, and is a very important read for people who want to understand American society in the 1800s. "

" Looking at this book now - it doesn't look like anything special. Yeah, yeah I know that all modern-day american literature comes out of this book, but I'm not an American...But, when I think about myself when I was twelve or thirteen and when I first read this book - IT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. That freedom you can feel in the lines, daydreaming about your own raft and your own journey of self-discovery and above all - the Mighty Mississippi - oh, man...it was a deep impact on me. "

" "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain is an awesome book and an interesting read! It's eye-opening to read a book filled of things I take for granted and common sense in the eyes of someone almost the opposite of me. Very good book. The only trouble I had was understanding some of the dialogue, in thought or words, because of the different way they talk. "

" Not quite the great American Novel "

" It was a little boring sometimes and kind of confusing when it switched between present tense and past tense. But in the end I guess it was okay and a little funny. "

" I have always wanted to read this book and can't believe I didn't read it until now. It took me a little while to get through but I found it hysterical! Loved the ending too! I would actually give it 4 1/2 stars if there were an option. "

" A slice of Americana that is equal parts fun and whimsical. "

" i wanna be huckleberry finn when i grow up "

" This was a good book, the ending was a bit frustrating. If you want to read this, I highly reccomend you read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain before you read this one. Trust me, you'll have a much easier time understanding this one if you do. "

" This book is ok I guess "

" Love Huckleberry Finn!! Reminds me of being in elementary. "

" I will never think of melting butter or speaking French the same. "

" This is one of my favorite classics. I've read it a number of times, but the first time I read it was the best because I read it and then rolled into Charles Dickens Oliver Twist. These two books were written about the same time but what a contrast in life's. Both books a great reads. "

" Very funny, written with a convincingly immature voice, but layered with delicious sarcasm and poignant social observations. Uses the phrase "by and by" way too much though. "

" Had to read this for a class project thing... It was ok, the ending was a little to sudden though "

" Always an amazing read! Every year it gets tougher and tougher to get kids to actually read the pages - when they do read, they think it is very powerful. "

" I do love this book although now when I reread it I read the more complete edition from the University of California. Just to mention here, though is the introduction by Toni Morrison and the afterword by Victor Doyno. "

" Tom Sawyer let's huck and this book down. End of. "

" I love this book almost as much as Tom Sawyer it is one of those read over and over again books. "

" The end made me want to drop Tom Sawyer in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Twain's writing makes it worth the read, though. "

" Humorous and exciting,well worth reading "

" Possibly the greatest wok of American literature. A wonderful book, as well. "

" Overall it was a good book. It had Adventure sprawled all over the pages. Huck is a promising character that I doubt any one can forget. He has the mind of a 12 year old, yet he manages to mature beyond that of Tom Sawyer. "

" Great book but, surprisingly, really started to drag once Tom Sawyer showed up. "

" This book is a wonder. If God were to judge America based on one character from literature, let's hope it's Huck Finn. "

" The end made me want to drop Tom Sawyer in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Twain's writing makes it worth the read, though. "

" One of the worst books ever written "

" Each time I read this I get more out of it because I see more in it. "

" I listened to this as an audio podcast for free. Go to iTunes and search it out. Amazing to listen to. "

" Upon re-reading, not a big fan of this. Just a bit repetitive and then abruptly ends. "

" An American classic that is worth a read, regardless of the readers background. "

" it was an amazing book, Huck is the boy that every boy wants to be. "

" full of adventures and funny "

" Even though this was an assignment for English class, I really enjoyed this book! "

" I've just finished reading this AGAIN - 3rd time. My paperback of it is still in South Africa and I got the bugger on kindle - probably my favourite book EVER!!! "

" Great book. Annotated edition is excellent. "

" This was a very slow read for me...mostly because of the dialect I think, but I am glad I read it. It is a wonderful look at a time in history that will never be experienced again. "

" My all time favorite classic American Novel. "

" I actually lemmed this book. I enjoyed but I just got bored and had a lack of focus. "

" Huckleberry is an extraordinary character! His adventure begins at a walking pace but finishes with a crash. This mischievous voice really had me captivated from beginning to end. "

" good adventure for the times "

" Really what is there to say. American Classic "

" Great book. Hope they never take it out of required HS reading. "

" Had to read it because of school. Found it fun and a good read. "

" Felt like I was supposed to like it. Couldn't really get into it. "

" I rated it a three star review because it wasn't the greatest but it wasn't the worst book ever, its hard to get a hold of at first cause the main character talks odd cause he is uneducated, but I caught up to it.... It's a good read and an easy read "

" I understand that the use of the n-word was a part of the culture in which Clemens lived, but it was still offensive to me to the extent that every time I came across it it was jarring. "

" I love the portrayal of a time and place - even in the language used. "

" A darker, richer story than the Adventures of Tom Sawyer until the end when Tom Sawyer, rather unbelievably, reappears. "

" This is one of those books I keep coming back to - over and over. Every reading (or retelling) gives me something new about Twain, or Huck, or Jim, or, maybe, just life in general. It is a wonderful book. "

" overall good but becomes pure crap when tom sawyer arrives in the story and starts his ridiculous plans. i cannot stress how bad this part of the novel was. i felt actual rage while reading those chapters. "

" The audio version of Huckleberry Finn was a very good performance by Elijah Wood, but I had trouble getting into the story and got frustrated with the characters. "

" I read it every year and love it every time. "

" One of my favorite books of all time! "

" I didn't enjoy it very much, but there's no doubt that it is a masterpiece. Twain weaves an abundance of hidden messages throughout its entirety and although it can be very dreary and boring at times, it is worth the read certainly to get a taste of old America. "

" This book was so hard to read. I don't know why I didn't like it, being that it is a good story. The format in which it was written was hard to decipher. I was more confused by the ending than the dialect! I won't be reading it twice or recommending it. Sorry Mr. Twain! "

" I abandoned it when I was a child, but now it is one of my favourite books. "

" I thought it was good but not great. "

" A thousand times better than Tom Sawyer (the character, that is). Adventures of Huckleberry Finn provides a mature look at race relations through the eyes of a young boy. This work is nothing short of great. "

" Maybe my expectations were too high. "

" this was the best book I ever read. I want to read it again and again and again. "

" I Love Huck Finn because I love Mark Twain. Persons attempting to find pedo/homo erotic undertones in that will be shot. "

" Dissected this one for English class. Sometimes, discussion takes all the charm out of a book. So do angry yet subtle attacks at Romanticism. "

" Not quite as entertaining as Tom Sawyer "

" Read this one back in the 6th grade for an English assignment & still remember most of it to this day :) "

" One of the greatest American novels. "

" I think this was the first real novel I ever read, and I decided I wanted to be a writer. I also decided I wanted to sail a raft down the Mississippi River! "