About this audiobook
Mark Twain's "Tales" is a brilliant collection of a small proza of a great American writer, in which his unique gift of satiric, humorist and human nature celebrity is fully manifested. In these short works, Twain with a light irony and philippine accuracy laughs the human errors, stupidity, bureaucracy and naive prejudices of his time. The collection includes famous humorous masterpieces ("The famous jumping fool from Kalavaras", "The Crossing of the Bicycle", "How I Edited the Agricultural Newspaper" and many others).Heroes of these stories are the smart breaths, naive provinces, obsessive officials and simple-minded adventurers, falling into the most absurd and anecdotal situations. Behind the outer comic story turns and Mark Twain's sincere humor always hid deep humanism, sympathy to a simple man and a thin, realistic look at the imperfection of the world. The short Twain prose is a reference to American humor, a bright palette of human characteristics and a real pleasure for the lovers of the methical, soft and aforistic literary language. **About what the book is in three words:** Humor, Satyra, Life. **Who to read:** Lovers of classical humor and smart Satyra, lovers of dynamic little prose, fans of Mark Twain's creativity and everyone who wants to raise the mood with quality and intelligent reading.
