Frankly, if it’s taken you all summer to not finish Huckleberry Finn, you haven’t got a chance. Too bad. They’re both great and important books.

It’s a pretty easy read, actually. Well, after the first “chapter” or two (the chapters are called “books,” though). It took us almost a whole trimester to read it when I was in high school (but we were writing papers and doing projects in between, too).

But last year, in college, we were expected to read the whole thing in about 4 or 5 days! It was do-able, but sucky, let me tell you.

Good book, but it’s not one to cram into a weekend (or even five days). I’d say you’ll need about two weeks, if you’re not a fast reader or you don’t like reading.

Good luck, though. I hope you like it. 🙂

Specific number of pages? I’ve seen tiny volumes with tiny little print and larger books with legible print. Either way, you can do it!

We had to read it last year in class.

Just read Sparknotes. I swear it’s so much better. The book is in poetry form, so it’s not like you’ll have any idea what’s it’s about anyway. Just read the Sparknotes version.

and BTW “Huckleberry” is one word