I would give it a 4.5 out of 5. I found it engaging and the author challenges my views and gave me new perspectives. I think it was gutsy in the way he reimagined the tale of Huck Finn through the eyes of the character Jim, who becomes his own hero.

I haven't read Huck Finn fully, only passages, and I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's a reimagining of the original book and it may benefit the reader to be familiar with the original text, so they may understand the author's intentions of giving Jim more agency.

Omg, I haven't thought of Killing Mr. Griffin in so long. It's like a memory unlocked.