A book about mischievous boys Hecke and Tome. Huckleberry is a homeless boy, with a sense of internal duty and conscience, who can be content with little and be happy with what is. Heku's life in the house of the widow Douglas, where everything is on call, is strictly according to the established order, so he lives in a barrel, because he is free! He prefers hell with Sawyer, than paradise in the company of the widow and her sister, Miss Watson, who constantly harasses Huck with his remarks: do not put your feet on a chair, do not yawn, do not stretch. Brave, resourceful, with incredible imagination of Huckleberry Finn himself attracts adventure. But against the background of the fun and excitement of the boys' adventures in this work, important issues of upbringing, inequality, and slavery are raised, which adds even more depth to the book.
Book Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (by Mark Twain)
