THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
Recommended in Program(s): Challenge I
Cycle(s): N/A
This tale of boyhood revels and adventures is a classic for good reason. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer will make students laugh and consider their own character (as well as teach them a way around whitewashing a fence).
- Paperback
- 183 pages
- © 2015
What families are saying:
"If the school year is too crowded with activities to sit down as a family, summertime may offer more opportunities to experience some literary adventures together. Our family favorites include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Phantom Tollbooth." —Andrea Newitt, Writers Circle
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THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
Recommended in Program(s): Challenge I
Cycle(s): N/A
This tale of boyhood revels and adventures is a classic for good reason. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer will make students laugh and consider their own character (as well as teach them a way around whitewashing a fence).
- Paperback
- 183 pages
- © 2015
What families are saying:
"If the school year is too crowded with activities to sit down as a family, summertime may offer more opportunities to experience some literary adventures together. Our family favorites include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Phantom Tollbooth." —Andrea Newitt, Writers Circle
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Recommended in Program(s): Challenge I
Cycle(s): N/A
This tale of boyhood revels and adventures is a classic for good reason. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer will make students laugh and consider their own character (as well as teach them a way around whitewashing a fence).
- Paperback
- 183 pages
- © 2015
What families are saying:
"If the school year is too crowded with activities to sit down as a family, summertime may offer more opportunities to experience some literary adventures together. Our family favorites include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Phantom Tollbooth." —Andrea Newitt, Writers Circle
