TheADVENTURES ofHUCKLEBERRY FINN byMark Twain
A Ladder Edition at the 2,000-word level adapted by Ellen Smith

  1. Preface
  2. Educating Huck
  3. Tom Sawyer’s Club
  4. Huck Is Disappointed
  5. Huck and the Judge
  6. Huck’s Father
  7. Life with Pap
  8. Huck Escapes
  9. Exploring the Island
  10. The Cave and the Floating House
  11. Bad Luck
  12. Huck as Sarah Williams
  13. A Slow Journey
  14. Escape from a Sinking Boat
  15. A General Good Time
  16. Tricking Jim
  17. The Snakeskin’s Bad Luck
  18. The Grangerfords
  19. The Deadly Quarrel
  20. The Duke and the Dauphin
  21. Royalty Attends a Church Meeting
  22. A Quiet Southern Town
  23. The Hanging Party
  24. The King’s Cameleopard
  25. A New Character for the King
  26. Is It Them?
  27. Huck Steals the Money
  28. The Funeral
  29. Huck Tells the Truth
  30. The Money Is Found
  31. A Royal Quarrel
  32. The Meanest Trick of All
  33. Huck Changes His Name
  34. A Sad Royal Ending
  35. We Find Jim
  36. Helping Jim
  37. Tom Gets Company for Jim
  38. Final Preparations
  39. A Splendid Escape
  40. The Doctor
  41. Tom Tells the Truth
  42. Free at Last
  43. GLOSSARY

A Few Words to Begin

Most of the ADVENTURES in this book really happened. One or two were my own experiences. The others were experiences of boys in my school. Huck Finn really lived.

My book is for boys and girls, but I hope that men and women also will read it. I hope that it will help them to remember pleasantly the days when they were boys and girls, and how they felt and thought and talked, what they believed, and what strange things they sometimes did.

Mark Twain
Hartford, Connecticut 1876