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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 818.409
EAN: 9780517092897
ISBN: 0517092891
Label: Gramercy
Manufacturer: Gramercy
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 704
Publication Date: 1993-03-23
Publisher: Gramercy
Product Release Date: 1993-03-23
Studio: Gramercy

Foreword by Anne Ficklen. Terrific of the best of Twain includes his masterpieces--The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, The Prince and the Pauper, and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court,--with his burlesque Autobiography and selections from Sketches. Illustrated in black and white.

Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Classics
Review: Everyone knows them, but most of us have forgot them. These classics bring back memories of the stories we "Had" to read during our formal education years. Now as an adult one can really appreciate the humor and styling of Twain. Kinda of like watching kids cartoons nowadays....these stories are really more for the older reader/viewer than the kids, no wonder I disliked it so much when I was younger.

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Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Above average
Review: For Twain enthusiasts definitely recommended. For others the book may be found lacking. There are definitely some highlights here for everybody, but mostly the Twain devotees.

If you're not a big fan of Twain I'd skip it. if you are an admirer of the Great One, then dig in.

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Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A Classic
Review: I was never interested in reading when I was in school. I started reading after I graduated high school. Good thing too. Now, I can't stop reading. And I'm actually interested and understand better today. Mark Twain's stories may seem..... old. But still a VERY good read.

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Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Great collection
Review: What a great book to have when you want to have some of Twain's finest stories. This should be a must-have for any reader's library.

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Customer Rating:
Review Summary: The adventures of tom sawyer
Review: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Allison Snow
11-2-03
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Tom Sawyer was always getting into trouble. He'd do anything form pretending he was dead to tricking his little cousin with his pet tarantula. Overall Tom could be a great kid, but Tom just wanted to be himself. Mark Twain wrote this wonderful book. This book is exiting and will take readers to another world. I will tell you one of Tom's adventures to get a good look on Tom's personality. Tom was a troublemaker and loved it.

Tom could be a great kid that is, when he wanted to. I think that his middle name should be trouble. He is a very odd little boy ill tell you that. One night Tom ran away while bribing his little cousin not to scream for Aunt Petunia. Tom shoved a rag in his mouth and set his tarantula jar on his stomach. He snuck out and went towards the woods while picking up friends on the way there. While he was running he tripped over a log and fell in the creek. Tom started to drown. Huck came to the rescue as he pulled Tom out of the water and gave him CPR. Tom coughed up water and looked to se who saved him. Unfortunately Huck hid behind a tree. Tom vision started to clear up on the walk back home.

Once Tom snuck back trough his window he went down stair for breakfast. While sitting down at the table Tom swats a newspaper down on the table. "What's for breakfast," he said. Aunt Petunia pulls out the jar with the spider in it and smacks it down on his place mat. Tom knew she was mad. As normal, Tom was in trouble, again

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