
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
by Mark Twain
Historical, comedic, satire, coming of age
1876, the American Publishing Company
Tom Sawyer is a mischievous young boy growing up alongside the Mississippi in 1840s Missouri, famous for tricking others into doing his chores and flirting with all the girls. He and his friend Huckleberry Finn get into all sorts of wild adventures of Tom's execution, from graveyards to pirate islands to hidden treasure. The book chronicles their busy life, eventually coming together in one epic conclusion that changes Tom's life forever.
Rated 11+ for severe racism characteristic of the American South pre-Civil War and the use of racist language towards African Americans and Native American people groups, graphic violence and murder, description of confinement and starvation, alcohol and tobacco use, and child abuse and neglect.
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