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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain (1835–1910)
38 chapters and parts · about 6 hours to read
What the book is about
"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete" by Mark Twain is a novel published in 1876 about a mischievous boy growing up along the Mississippi River in the 1830s-1840s. Tom Sawyer and his friend Huckleberry Finn navigate childhood adventures that take increasingly dangerous turns when they witness a murder in a graveyard. Sworn to secrecy and living in fear, the boys must decide whether to speak the truth as an innocent man faces trial, while a vengeful killer remains free.
This summary comes from the Project Gutenberg catalogue, where it was written automatically.
- Adventure stories
- Bildungsromans
- Boys
- Child witnesses
- Humorous stories
Chapters
- Chapter XXXVA New Order of Things—Poor Huck—New Adventures Plannedabout 2 minutes
- Prefaceabout 1 minute
- Chapter Iabout 12 minutes
- Chapter IIabout 9 minutes
- Chapter IIIabout 11 minutes
- Chapter IVabout 17 minutes
- Chapter Vabout 10 minutes
- Chapter VIabout 17 minutes
- Chapter VIIabout 10 minutes
- Chapter VIIIabout 9 minutes
- Chapter IXabout 11 minutes
- Chapter Xabout 10 minutes
- Chapter XIabout 7 minutes
- Chapter XIIabout 8 minutes
- Chapter XIIIabout 12 minutes
- Chapter XIVabout 10 minutes
- Chapter XVabout 8 minutes
- Chapter XVIabout 16 minutes
- Chapter XVIIabout 6 minutes
- Chapter XVIIIabout 14 minutes
- Chapter XIXabout 4 minutes
- Chapter XXabout 8 minutes
- Chapter XXIabout 11 minutes
- Chapter XXIIabout 5 minutes
- Chapter XXIIIabout 10 minutes
- Chapter XXIVabout 2 minutes
- Chapter XXVabout 10 minutes
- Chapter XXVIabout 13 minutes
- Chapter XXVIIabout 5 minutes
- Chapter XXVIIIabout 5 minutes
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain, is in the public domain in the United States. Text from Project Gutenberg, eBook #74, with thanks. Sureno removed Project Gutenberg's header and licence and set the text in large print; this is not an official Project Gutenberg edition. Outside the United States, check your own country's copyright rules before copying it.





