Summary of The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer

The pages are p. 7-239 it starts on Chapter 1 and ends on Chapter 20. The story starts out he was a little boy. I like this good book and it writing by Mark Twain. If you want to check out this book go to the library and pick it up.

He all ways get an trouble. Tom lived with his Aunt Polly, his cousin Mary, and his half-brother Sid. She found out that Tom was playing hooky from school and going swimming. He had to whitewashing 30 yards of fence on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Ben Rogers wants Tom to Go Swimming, but he can't. As he passed the house where Jeff Thatcher lived, he saw a girl in the garden-a new girl he had never seen before. On Chapter 2 it said about on Monday morning and Tom Sawyer was miserable. He had to go to school.

He had a loose upper front teeth. He moons and goons. His cousin said "I...I think he's dying." So, Aunt Polly pulling his tooth. He find Huckleberry Finn was the son of the town drunkard and was free to come and go as he pleased. He always dressed in cast off clothes and incredible rags. He slept in doorways or empty barns and never had to go to school or church. In short, he was the envy of every boy in town, but he was treated as an outcast by their mothers.

He kissed Becky was his girlfriend. He sail on Jackson's Island. They saw a boat shooting at them. They had to eat fish for dinner. The pirates return to camp to fire again. They thought the three boys are dead, but they didn't. He got the measles. Tom was a hero.

Long story short they going to plan a another adventure together. The author biography said "He was born Samuel Langhorne Clemens in a small Missouri town in 1835. After piloting river steamers along the Mississippi for four years, he began writing humorous short stories for newspapers. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer was Twain's first full-length novel. Many of thee adventures of Tom and Huck Finn actually happened to Twain in his boyhood. Even though Twain wrote this book mainly to entertain boys and girls, he hoped that adults would read and enjoy it, and recall their own childhood. He died in 1910. But he left the world a true picture of American life and the American spirit in his novels, short stories, and other writings." It said in the 1989 book.