Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

thor_smith shared a tip "This book would have to be one of the most outdated get absolutely beautiful books I've ever read. One thing to understand when reading this book is that it is partially meant as a statement against racism. Many of the characters are racist in this book, and slavery and all sorts of horrible things that shouldn't exist in any society exist in full force in this book, but the main character is someone who is largely undecided. He makes a change in his own life and in another's and, while still privileged, makes a big change in the world around him. The only way, mark me, the only way to read this book is with the original unabridged version. No other will do."

tina_harnish shared a tip "I would really have trouble thinking of a favourite book. I am not sure I even have a favourite author. I like sooo many. Enid Blyton, Charles Dickens, Susan Wittig Albert, Piers Anthony, Anne McCaffrey, etc. My bucket list. When I was a kid. At least once! Read an average of a book a day. For a year! Well, I did it. I read over 400. Easier if you ask about a particular author.😆😅😂🤣"

esther_solomon_2047 shared a tip "Honestly the whole book. I am an avid reader and Huckleberry Finn is one of my favorites from my younger years that I read to my kids and will read to their kids when the time comes."

jay_1944 shared a tip "The question i always dread haha! I've never been good at picking favorite for anything in my life, and to be honest, I don't really know who my favorite author is. Every book is such an experience for me, that every time I read something new, I think "well this has got to be my favorite". However, I always find myself gravitating back to Ready Player One. I have to read it at least twice a year, so I guess you could say Ernest Cline, lol"

kateleen_miado shared a tip "Oh gosh, it's been forever since I last read it but there was a scene when they were on the river that I really liked. I can't remember exactly what it was. Only that it took place on the river."