" This book is a series of priceless glimpses into the escapades of a very rambunctious, cunning and imaginative boy. Twain descriptions of Tom's perceptions, reactions and solutions were right on par with how I picture a boy in his situation would be. These experiences are laced with humor, craftiness and scheming, and despite all of his mischievous choices, Tom remains a rather tender boy at heart; his sweet sentiments towards Becky Thatcher and placing the flower next to his heart, for example. In addition, even though Tom continued to exert much effort to avoid chores, school work or memorizing scriptures, his prowess and keen mind were magnified when plotting means to secure hidden treasures or figuring out how to escape from the cave. This was a most pleasant read that I can easily envision reading again. "
— Melinda, 2/18/2014