" I am still making an attempt to re-read some classics. Re-reading The Adventures of Tom Sawyer was as expected: The book is, of course, entertaining, and the plotline is predictable. As a literature and writing teacher, I found it interesting as a style-study. Students today find it difficult reading because of the dialect and quaint vocabulary, but it offers students much that most recent adolescent fiction ignores - analysis of morals, social customs, and interpersonal relationships for one. It is also a good glimpse into a no-longer-known culture. "
— Joan, 2/17/2014