Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Dramatized)

By: Mark Twain

Narrated by: St. Charles Players

Cast off on a raft with a runaway slave down the great Mississippi and a boy who couldn't dream of a greater adventure. With each bend of the river, each town, comes a chance encounter, perhaps with a king or duke wrapped in the schemes of scoundrels or a young girl caught amidst a family feud. On a journey with a friend dreaming of freedom, it's full of mischief, full of fun, and the adventures of a lifetime.

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Critic reviews

"The St. Charles Players superbly present the essence of Mark Twain's 1884 classic in this Radio Theatre rendition. It would appeal to teachers or librarians who are looking for a lively way to introduce the classics." (School Library Journal)

Great story but...

This production was overly dramatic for my taste. There were also issues like Huck having one two many voices. Next time I'll select a non-dramatizes version. Or maybe there's a better dramatized version available?