This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Tom Sawyer can talk his way out of whitewashing a fence and into almost any kind of trouble. Along the Mississippi in a small town of Sunday schools, haunted houses and river islands, he and Huck Finn witness a graveyard murder, run away to become pirates, get lost in a cave, and come home with a secret that will not stay buried.
Mark Twain wrote the book as a history of a boy, and it keeps a boy's scale of things: the terror is real, the boredom is real, and the wide summer freedom is real too. Under the mischief runs a sharp, unsentimental eye for how a town decides what is true and who is respectable.
This unabridged recording keeps all thirty-five chapters and the concluding note intact, from Aunt Polly's first shout to the last plan for a robber gang.
