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In the land of childhood, the small town of St. Petersburg sleeps along the sluggish Mississippi, but in its streets, Tom and his friends are up to mischief. Constantly on the run to escape the "unjust" punishments of adults, they devise new pranks. The real adventure begins one night in the graveyard when a murder occurs, and only Tom and his friend Huck Finn have seen who the murderer is. Tom Sawyer embodies the spirit of adventure and the clever boy with a knack for trouble. Aunt Polly struggles with the adventurous rascal who makes life lively in St. Petersburg. Alongside his friends, Tom engages in various escapades: they pursue mysterious figures, duel with swords like noble knights, camp as pirates on an island, and uncover treasure in a cave labyrinth. Tom's love for Becky both torments and delights him, while the teacher's beatings do not dampen his joy in being a mischievous boy. In the end, he and Huck Finn bask in fame and fortune, remaining true to their adventurous lives.
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Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain
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- Título
- Tom Sawyer
- Idioma
- Inglés, Árabe
- Autores
- Mark Twain
- ISBN10
- 9953750661
- ISBN13
- 9789953750668
- Etiquetas
- Ficción, Libros infantiles, Aventura, Clásicos, Ficción de aventuras, Literatura americana, Escuela, Siglo XIX, Para niños de 8 a 12 años, América, Edición bilingüe, Aventuras infantiles, Para chicos
- Primera publicación
- 1876
- Título original
- The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- Calificación
- 3,7 de 5
- Descripción
- In the land of childhood, the small town of St. Petersburg sleeps along the sluggish Mississippi, but in its streets, Tom and his friends are up to mischief. Constantly on the run to escape the "unjust" punishments of adults, they devise new pranks. The real adventure begins one night in the graveyard when a murder occurs, and only Tom and his friend Huck Finn have seen who the murderer is. Tom Sawyer embodies the spirit of adventure and the clever boy with a knack for trouble. Aunt Polly struggles with the adventurous rascal who makes life lively in St. Petersburg. Alongside his friends, Tom engages in various escapades: they pursue mysterious figures, duel with swords like noble knights, camp as pirates on an island, and uncover treasure in a cave labyrinth. Tom's love for Becky both torments and delights him, while the teacher's beatings do not dampen his joy in being a mischievous boy. In the end, he and Huck Finn bask in fame and fortune, remaining true to their adventurous lives.