Everyone knows the story of the raft on the Missippi and the ol white washed picket fence. Now is the time for youngered everyone to get acquanted with the men that is behind the pen. Mr. Mark Twain! Was an interesting Character, even when he did something to get gussip up in a linen suite.
Even he did make the riches and live in a house with so many tiers even a gazebos which looked like a wedding cake. It was all a little too prooper and hog tied for our narrator, Huckberry Fin. He was the one for the job.
to telling this picture book biography than Huck himself. We's so glad the he was obilging, He'll tell you one thing. that Mr. Mark Twain was a piece of work! He was famous for his sense of humor. and saying what is on his mind too. an he was a real satrist, prehapes the American's greatest.
Ever. He was true to Huck voice This picture book biography is a riverboat boat ride of life of a True american Treasure of a classic story. As I was reading this book, it brought back memories of when I had to read this book and write my opinion and review of the story as a book report. I love it.
3 stars.
Mark Twain is such a classic. I remember writing a report on it as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute way to introduce young ones to the story of Huckleberry Finn. I like the take on this one!
ReplyDeleteThis is a book that I remember reading in school. I might have to read it again.
ReplyDeleteI have read it in school and it is good, really fun and good!
ReplyDeleteYou made me curious with this book! I definitely want to know more about Mark Twain!
ReplyDeleteI watched this as a series on TV but not familiar with who wrote this. Thanks for bringing back the memories of my childhood.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an amazing story that many youngered woll enjoy. thanks for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteI will add this book to my list! Thank you so much for sharing and recommending it
ReplyDeleteThat looks like such a neat spin on presenting a biography in a kid-friendly manner!
ReplyDeleteThis book is a must read. Such a classic!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way to learn about Mark Twain. Sounds like a wonderful way to read up on a classic.
ReplyDeleteI’ve never read this book. I’m actually kinda surprised that it wasn’t a requirement when I was in school. I’ll have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteMy husband told me about Mark Twain before. I need to read this book. -LYNNDEE
ReplyDeleteSuch great read and you have made me want to re read this one as it has been ages! I absolutely love Mark Twain and appreciate you reminding men of this fabulous read!
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