Mark Twain: Mississippi Writings

The best-known works of Mark Twain, in one volume for the first Tom Sawyer , Life on the Mississippi , Huckleberry Finn , and Pudd'nhead Wilson . Filled with comic and melodramatic adventure, these four books evoke life along the Mississippi River, which for Twain represented the boundary between the comforts of civilization and the rough realities, violence, and potential freedom of the frontier.