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This award-winning novel reimagines a classic by Mark Twain, following Jim as he escapes from slavery and takes a perilous journey down the Mississippi River with Huck Finn. Through Jim’s eyes and with Everett’s skillful use of language, the story evokes the harsh realities of slavery along with the power of freedom and human connection.
About the Book
About the Book
Classic Texts with Similar Themes
Classic Texts with Similar Themes
James is a reimagining of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884) told from Jim's point of view.
Ways to Read this Book at STCC
Ways to Read this Book at STCC
Print Book
Print Book
Members of the STCC community have full borrowing privileges at the STCC Library, located in Building 19, 2nd Floor, provided they are actively registered in the college system and their records are in good standing.
Additional Options
Additional Options
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