Frustrated at being forced to paint the fence one morning, Tom Sawyer tricks his friends into doing the work for him while he sits on the sidewalk, gorging himself on an apple. Thus begins Tom’s series of misadventures and misadventures.
Tom, a mischievous orphan living with his Aunt Polly, stirs up a storm in the small village and flees to a deserted island, where he falls in love, finds treasure, and rescues an innocent man. Mark Twain’s timeless story of Tom Sawyer will take you on a journey of enduring friendships, innocent dreamy romance, and exciting adventures.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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A thrilling journey into the world of childhood and adventure, Mark Twain recounts the adventures of the boy Tom Sawyer with a lively and humorous spirit.
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