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This adaptation reproduces the central themes of Mark Twain's classic novel, following Huck Finn as he travels the Mississippi River with Jim, encountering adventures, friendship, and reflections on slavery.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Education & Language/Language Learning
Authors: Diane Mowat
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