Every
kid has a diary, regardless of whether it¡¦s a
school notebook or simply a pad of paper, what¡¦s
inside is always filled with daily events, future
dreams and wishes, written in words and saved
in their own dairies. Mark Twain, a writer of
wit and humour, portrayed the 19th century American
society by means of a light-hearted and colloquial
autobiography of his imagined character Huckleberry
Finn, like those of a real child¡¦s diary of adventures.
This novel was appraised by the Nobel Prize laureate
Ernest Miller Hermingway that all American contemporary
literature began with ¡¥Huckleberry Finn¡¦. Right
now there¡¦s over 60 different translations and
over 700 foreign versions.
Whilst reading ¡¥Huckleberry Finn¡¦, parents can
doctrine children the basic lessons of knowing
what¡¦s right and what¡¦s wrong, as well as following
your heart¡¦s faith; just as Huck¡¦s mischievous
but righteous actions. ¡@¡@¡÷NEXT |
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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Author: Mark Twain 
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