Tom Sawyer, a mischievous boy with a sharp mind, yearns for more than a life of wealth. Through his playful antics, from whitewashing fences to witnessing the trial of Injun Joe, Mark Twain delves into the complexities of the adult world, touching on themes of dishonesty, superstition, murder, revenge, starvation, and slavery.

Why You Should Read?

• Captures the essence of childhood adventure with humor and wit.
• Explores profound themes beneath its playful surface.
• A timeless classic with a new introduction by a Mark Twain expert.
• Part of Penguin Classics, offering authoritative texts and insightful notes.