Unabridged original on 10 Cds, performed by Norman Dietz. The great American novel - abandoned to the care of his abusive father, a young man escapes to live an unfettered life on the Mississippi and to form his own code of ethics free from the conventions of society.

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Sending to Catwoman, along with "Finn" by Jon Clinch.

Received in the mail today. Thanks for sharing this audiobook and for the cool postcard!

I'm glad I listened to this rather than reading it. I think the speech would have been difficult to decipher. There were parts that dragged. I was amazed with Huck's quick wit, and ability to lie/embellish at the drop of a hat.

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Mailed to AceofHearts.

received in the mail while I was sunning myself in Hilton Head

My father listened to this and thoroughly enjoyed it

mailed today to MsJo who took this out of the VBB

I love this book and this is the second audio version that I have. I also have the one read by Tom Parker on my mp3 player. I'm hoping to compare the two. Thanks for sharing this one.

I thought the one read by Tom Parker was slightly better than this one because I thought Tom Parker did a better job with Jim's voice, but really, this was an excellent recording of the Great American Novel. Very enjoyable.

I'm going to release this one into an audio bookbox.

Taken from indygo88's CD Audio Bookbox (2): I also have Tom Sawyer on unabridged audio at the moment, so I can get a good dose of Mark Twain!

Other versions of Huck's story on my BookCrossing shelf:
6736085 • 7762787 • 11212489 • 14916749 (manga)

Released at our second annual pop-up Skygate OBCZ during the 2012 Hawaii Book and Music Festival. I think there have been multiple movie versions, so I'll count this for msrubble's 2012 movie challenge and Secretariat's 2012 Never Judge a Book By Its Cover Challenge (week 19).

More festival photos here.

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