The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Oroonoko Book Reviews

The famous author Mark Twain's famous teen novel is "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn". The novel was first published in England in December 1884 and in the United States in February 1885. It is one of the best American novels ever.

The main plot of this novel is based on the "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" who is a friend of Tom Sawyer. Tom Sawyer is one of Mark Twain's other literary series characters. The title of the book is Episode of Tom Sawyer's Adventures.

In this novel, the author wants to give a detailed account of the life of the people living on the banks of the Mississippi River. Before the book was published, the author Mark Twain tried to highlight those social positions and forms.

Tom Sawyer is a loyal friend and close colleague of Hackel. At the same time the main character of Mark Twain's other novels. He is naughty by nature but a good man at heart. He is one of the best fighters in the city and has a very sharp intellect.

Huckleberry Finn has been known to his friends as "Haq" since the age of thirteen or fourteen. Her father was a drunkard who raised her. He grew up through difficult times. Formed in the novel, the opposite presentation of society's inadequacy and inequality towards

Hackel's good mentality. Douglas is a widow and a kind woman. He helps Huckel escape from the slippery house. The woman tries to civilize Hackel. He thinks it is his religious duty.

Miss Watson is the widow's sister. He is a spinster who lives with them. He shows harshness towards Hakeel, which makes Huckel annoyed with him. Mark Twain got a lot of inspiration for this particular character.

Many people appreciate his work. Miss Watson had a slave named Jim. He is physically big but gentle. Jim escapes from slavery to Miss Watson's family.

But when they met again, they became very close. The two later sailed along the Mississippi River. Hawk's father's name is "Pip". He is an alcoholic and a man of cruel nature.

The only reason he had a good relationship with Haq was to raise money to buy alcohol or to beg for money from him.

Oroonoko Book Review

Fiction writer Aphra Behn wrote the novel Oroonoko. Th

e novel was published by William Canning. A play was made based on the novel. An unnamed hero is an African prince of Koramantien.

He was sold to European colonists in Suriname and enslaved. The storyteller accidentally meets him. Arunoko, an African prince and beautiful Emoinder, centers on the unfortunate love story.

Aphra Behn is mentioned as a well-known and professional female writer. He was a successful playwright, poet, translator, and essayist. He started writing prose fiction in the 1680s. The drama was organized in the theaters.

This novel is sometimes described as the first novel in English literature. Literary critics from the 1970s onwards consider Behn to be the guru of women writers and her Oroonoko novel is a valuable work in history.

Thomas turned it into a popular drama adaptation. Which made the novel a success, and in the early 18th century the novel "Oroonoko" began to be widely printed.

It became such a valuable resource that a certain type of filler was used for tobacco. Arunoko is a descriptive and relatively short novel. The novelist begins the story with a biography of the colony of Suriname and its inhabitants.

Of particular note is the tragic historical story of Koramantien, the grandson of the African King Prince Arunoko. At a very young age Prince Orunoko was trained for war and at the age of seventeen became an expert captain.

During a battle the best general sacrifices himself with an arrow for the prince. Given this event, Yuvraj takes the place of General.

Orunoko decides to look respectfully at the dead general's daughter for offering her "Father's Victory Trophy", but he immediately falls in love with Remainder and later asks for her hand in marriage.