Book Review

Huckleberry Finn is more than a boy’s adventure; it is a moral compass for navigating a flawed world. Twain’s genius lies in his ability to make readers laugh while challenging them to reflect on justice, empathy, and the courage to reject societal evil. In an era still grappling with racial inequality, the novel’s message—that morality must transcend law when law is unjust—feels as urgent as ever.