The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - A Musical: Book Six: Yarns 14, 15 & 16

One Sunday. One prize Bible. And a question nobody should have asked him. Sunday clothes are a prison - a stiff collar, and shoes. But Tom Sawyer has a plan, and it costs him every marble, fishhook and length of string in his pockets. By the time the bell rings he has bought up enough of the other boys' verse-tickets to claim the grand prize Bible, and he has memorized precisely none of it. Then Judge Thatcher arrives with his wife and his daughter, and Tom's ambition doubles on the spot. He gets the Bible. He gets it in front of Becky. And then the Judge, meaning nothing in the world but kindness, leans down and asks him to name the first two disciples. Three more adventures from Mark Twain's beloved classic, retold for young readers in full-page paintings, with a hidden creature to find in every picture. Each yarn is told aloud in the voice of Mark Twain and sung in an original folk ballad. A book to read, hear, and sing.