Friday, March 29, 2002
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain
Like I was telling the boys at the Grace CyberCafe Message Board, I read Huck Finn years ago, when I was a boy, and finally got around to rereading it now that I'm a bit older and wiser. I never really enjoyed it much as a young'un, but now I think it's just great. What more can I say? It's funny, engaging and makes one question the status quo. We put it on our shelf in an attempt to get a nice library of children's books, but I'm keeping it there for my own entertainment.
LibraryThing link
Like I was telling the boys at the Grace CyberCafe Message Board, I read Huck Finn years ago, when I was a boy, and finally got around to rereading it now that I'm a bit older and wiser. I never really enjoyed it much as a young'un, but now I think it's just great. What more can I say? It's funny, engaging and makes one question the status quo. We put it on our shelf in an attempt to get a nice library of children's books, but I'm keeping it there for my own entertainment.
LibraryThing link
// posted by John @ 6:08 PM 
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