What A Literary Delight! The Mysterious Stranger Was Evidently The Last Of The Mark Twain Books And Is Supposedly Unfinished. Granted, The Ending Does Not Give Readers Closure, Per Se, Other Than To Offer The Cop-out Dues Ex Machine Solution Of All Of The Events And The Visit By Satan Having Been A DREAM. But The Subtext, The Underlying Themes, And The Traditional And Classic Twain Humor Are Irrefutably Wonderful. There Is An Implication Of Doublinga Device Twain Perfects In Numerous Booksand Concepts Regarding Power, Hypocrisy, And The Most Metaphysical Of All, Free Will And Choosing.Other Mark Twain Books Are Equally Involved And Involving, Are Engaging Narratives With Subtle Morality Lessons, And Still Other Mark Twain Books, Which Are STILL Misunderstood, Point The Basest Of Human Qualities And Goalssuch As Friendship, Love, Justice, And Fate.I Would Be, However, Hard Pressed To Recommend Just One Or Two Mark Twain Books, And Will Instead Give You A Short Reading List So You Andor Yours Can Decide For Yourselves. While My List Is Incomplete, Though, Keep In Mind You Can Go To A Number Of Sites Online Where You Can Not Only Get A Summary Andor A Brief Critiques But Where You Can Find The Full Online Text Of Many If Not Most Of Mark Twains Books.The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn The Adventures Of Tom SawyerThe American ClaimantA Burlesque AutobiographyA Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court Carnival Of Crime In CT Curious Republic Of GondourA Dog's TaleA Double-Barreled Detective Extracts From Adam's DiaryFollowing The Equator The Gilded AgeHow To Tell A Story And OthersThe Innocents AbroadLife On The Mississippi The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other StoriesThe Mysterious Stranger The Prince And The Pauper Roughing ItThe Stolen White Elephant The 30,000 BequestTom Sawyer Abroad Tom Sawyer, DetectiveA Tramp AbroadThe Tragedy Of Pudd'nhead Wilson
