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About the book
Whitewashed fences, hidden treasure, and the boundless spirit of youth.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876), by Mark Twain, is a beloved coming-of-age novel that captures the humor, mischief, and adventure of childhood along the Mississippi River.
The story follows Tom Sawyer, a clever, playful boy whose restless spirit leads him into endless escapades—whether tricking friends into painting a fence, running away to become a pirate, or stumbling into dark mysteries that test his courage. Alongside his friend Huckleberry Finn, Tom embodies the joy, imagination, and resilience of youth.
At once a lighthearted adventure and a sharp commentary on small-town life, Twain's novel has become a cornerstone of American literature, inspiring generations with its unforgettable characters and timeless humor.
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