Fiction
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain's 1884 novel follows Huck Finn as he fakes his own death, escapes his father, and drifts down the Mississippi with Jim, a runaway slave. The book is funny, morally complicated, and angrier than the classroom abridgments suggest; its best moments happen in the silences between adventures, when Huck realizes the society he was raised in does not deserve his loyalty.The Chiltern Classics edition is a small hardcover with cloth-bound boards and gold foil stamping, designed to look like a keepsake without pretending to be an antique. It is a handsome format for a novel that has spent most of its life being argued over, and it suits the reader who wants the argument in their hands, open to whichever side wins.
$18.00
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Pittsburgh, PA
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3–5 business days
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