In the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain the main character, Huck Finn, grows and learns many lessons. From the very beginning I felt i learned a lot about the book. I felt like Huck was talking to me, even though he butchered the English in the process. For once I loved the word choice that Mark Twain uses for all the characters the butchered English made the book really funny certain parts. One major thing I learned from this book is to keep your word, I say think because In the book a friendship develops in the novel between huckleberry Finn and Jim after the two boys run away from their home. Huck teaches us at one point about integrity and loyalty, even in situations where doing so might be dangerous. In this part in a conversant between Huck and Jim it shows a lot “you said you wouldn’ tell you know you said you wouldn’ tell, Huck ““well, I did. I said I wouldn”, and I’ll stick to it.” What I learned in general about reading Is that you need to be able to open your mind to new things. Even if the book is hard confusing or completely boring to you in most books the beginning its always boring and I learned that in the book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the beginning was very boring to me and I procrastinated a lot to reading the book but like usual the book was boring in the beginning and it became interesting and pulled me into it at the end. I think that this book was good but not the book that would pick myself to read I’m in to more teeny books. I personally thought the humor of the book was funny. Twain is really good about not singling out a single person in order to be able to ridicule them or insult. Why I found it so funny was the fact that they butchered English and you just thought to yourself what is wrong with these people (hahahaha). I honestly would have to read it again to catch more of the funny parts because