本文作者： Paul Brennan
THE Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884) is a children’s story that speaks to kids like adults. It is a book that vies with Moby Dick for the place of the greatest American novel. Mark Twain tells the tale of a boy out on his own, away from his current “family” because they are either abusive (虐待的) or parental in a way his freedom-loving soul cannot tolerate.