Przygody Tomka Sawyera
Tomek Sawyer to psotnik, którego wszędzie pełno. Mieszka wraz z bratem, Sidem, u ciotki Polly. Ciągle popada w tarapaty: ucieka z lekcji, bije się z kolegami, w środku nocy chodzi na cmentarz, jest świadkiem morderstwa, odkrywa skarb, gubi się w pieczarze. Towarzyszami jego przygód są Huck Finn i...
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Tomek Sawyer to psotnik, którego wszędzie pełno. Mieszka wraz z bratem, Sidem, u ciotki Polly. Ciągle popada w tarapaty: ucieka z lekcji, bije się z kolegami, w środku nocy chodzi na cmentarz, jest świadkiem morderstwa, odkrywa skarb, gubi się w pieczarze. Towarzyszami jego przygód są Huck Finn i Becky Thatcher. Czy Tomkowi i jego przyjaciołom uda się wyjść cało z opresji? I czy chłopiec zatrzyma znaleziony skarb?
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Format: papier
ISBN:
9788375171464
Publish date: 2010 (data przybliżona)
Publisher: Greg
Pages no: 204
Edition language: Polski
This is another one of those classics where some of the plot points and characters are so familiar that you have to read well into the book before you're sure whether you've read it before. In this case, I was well past the entrepreneurial fence-painting and into Tom's nocturnal adventures with Huck...
It took me long enough to read this, but very little surprised me. So much gets lost in the short-shelf-life of children's pop culture, but somehow Tom Sawyer remains a constant. Twain writes with thick nostalgia of a simpler time and of childhood. Of course, Tom Sawyer is a pale candle compared to ...
I only gave this book 3.5 stars, but rounded it up to 4 stars on Goodreads. Well I definitely liked this one better than I did The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.This first book showcases Tom Sawyer. We find Tom living with his Aunt Polly and his brother Sid and cousin Mary. Twain throughout the boo...
“A modern day warriorMean, mean strideToday's Tom SawyerMean, mean pride” - “Tom Sawyer” by RushClassic prog-rock man!I’ve always wondered what Rush’s (probably) most popular song has to do with Mark Twain’s young protagonist. Something to do with being a free-spirited rebel I think, though I...
Although my book is intended mainly for the entertainment of boys and girls, I hope it will not be shunned by men and women on that account, for part of my plan has been to try to pleasantly remind adults of what they once were themselves, and of how they felt and thought and talked, and what queer ...
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