Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

loved this book. loved the performance. bj Harrison was excellent. much better than Alan munro

I think this book is just perfect. It is too bad that it has gotten bad press over the years. If you read this book, you will see message Mark Twain is sending and in a way that is so masterful, it is stunning. I think this is just as relevant today as it was when published.

The climax, which is so apparent, you will not miss it. It brought me to tears.

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Same as above, the climax.

Must read!

Imagine all the dialects and the different characters, and the characters (like Huck & the King & the Duke) who are pretending to be people they're not by using accents or variant dialects. B.J. Harrison does an excellent job of holding things together and making the narrative easy to follow. I have another Audible version of this book, and this one by Harrison is far superior. He is really good.
The book itself is worth reading or listening to every few years, IMO.

The narrator does an excellent job with the dialects and the various characters. Good "read."

great story and narration. will take you back as if you are with huck while he tells it.

Classic with superb performance & outstanding price. Few parts were tedious and the lessons and overall plot were rewarding.

This is the finest narration of this book that can be found.

The book is one of the best. Filled with humor and adventure, but also with amazing depth of character development of both Jim and Huck. Easily accessible by both young people and adults.

What a lovely book. Mark Twain really brings you in to the fantastical mind of the young characters. By the by, I haven't had this much fun with a good in a good long while. The narrator is phenomenal.

Reader did a good job. I know HF is one of the most influential novels in American history. Not sure really how great a storyteller Mark Twain was having only finished Tom Sawyer and HF. I kind of think he'd be mostly unheard of today had he not written HF. I enjoyed the book but sometimes it felt as if Twain was trying too hard to put in jokes that didn't fit. Still I give it 4 stars because it's fun.

A classic adventure featuring a country boy escaping the life he was pushed into, and meeting various characters along the Mississippi river.

Tom Sawyer! Because both are by Mark Twain, but in point of fact, this book did not really pick up until Tom entered the picture in the later quarter of the book.

Tom Sawyer. Tom was well written by Twain who used the character to bring out laughs from the situations that he and Huck find themselves in. B.J. Harrison does an admirable job with them, and the was able to include the comedic vocal styling needed to make this story come alive.

Having escaped reading this one, I finally decided at age 54 to listen to it. My extreme reaction was that I was surprised how bored I was by a large part of it, but I am glad I hung on, because there were scenes within the book where I laughed out loud, so in the end it was worth it.

I wanted to hear this book and went hunting for what I hoped would be a good narrator. Reading comments on various choices, I went with this one, and I am not disappointed!