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November 25, 2013 Twain’s classic novel describes the exploits of young Huckleberry Finn as he escapes his hometown and travels down the Mississippi River on a raft with escaped slave Jim. They encounter folks of all walks of life and repeatedly save one another from danger as they travel the American South. Eric G. Dove provides solid narration in this audio edition. Although his raspy, deep voice doesn’t quite capture the youthful Huck and his naiveté, Dove delivers a lively performance that boasts unique character voices and believable accents. And his pacing is perfect throughout: it’s appropriate to the material and more than able to hold listener attention.
emily808033 - This book was very lengthy and had far to much detail.On a 1-10 scale I would give this book a 2. The ending was very good but throughout the book it never showed a clear point. The beginning and middle of the book where very slow and drawn out and the end was very speedy where you could almost not comprehend it.I wouldn't recommend this book.
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emily808033 - This book was very lengthy and had far to much detail.On a 1-10 scale I would give this book a 2. The ending was very good but throughout the book it never showed a clear point. The beginning and middle of the book where very slow and drawn out and the end was very speedy where you could almost not comprehend it.I wouldn't recommend this book.
