Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain is for sure a charm to read and experience. It is intriguing from both a fictional and historical standpoint, in the sense that while filled with fictional, child-like (but also extremely mature and dangerous)adventure, it is still a simple yet remarkable way to catch a glimpse of the social construction of America in the mid 19th century. It's style of writing provides readers with a very personal way of story telling and makes the events in the book seem all the more real. Instead of describing every detail of the surroundings during each scene, we are told about how action (or stillness)is playing out and in return feel as though we are really experiencing the story. Historically,