Tom Sawyer Abroad

Interesting Facts

• The book is a continuation of the adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, who embark on a journey in a hot air balloon.
• In the work, Mark Twain uses elements of science fiction, which was unusual for his time.
• The story begins with Tom and Huck accidentally ending up in a hot air balloon that takes them to Africa.
• The book explores themes of friendship, adventure, and human curiosity, while also satirizing certain aspects of Victorian society.
• Mark Twain uses satire and humor to criticize colonialism and racial prejudices.
• The work is less known than other books about Tom Sawyer, but it continues the tradition of thrilling adventures and the author's witty observations.