Tom Sawyer Abroad (Unabridged) 1967

Tom Sawyer Abroad (Unabridged) by Mark Twain, published by Golden Press in 1967, takes the beloved characters of Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, and Jim on a wild adventure far beyond the Mississippi River. When the trio boards a remarkable airship, they are swept across the Atlantic and into Africa, where they encounter deserts, strange sights, danger, and plenty of Tom’s bold ideas along the way.

Told with Twain’s familiar humour, lively dialogue, and playful storytelling, this imaginative sequel blends adventure, satire, and friendship in a fast-moving tale for readers of classic literature. This unabridged edition preserves Twain’s complete text, making it a fine choice for collectors, fans of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, or anyone interested in vintage children’s classics.

The 1967 Golden Press edition also makes an appealing addition to a shelf of older American literature, adventure stories, or collectible Mark Twain books for readers young and old alike.

Illustrated by Polly Bollian

Hardcover, Very Good