The Innocents Abroad (Wordsworth Classics)
by Mark Twain
Mark Twain's humorous travelogue follows his journey through Europe and the Holy Land, offering sharp observations and witty commentary on the places and people he encounters.
About This Book
Mark Twain's The Innocents Abroad is a classic travel narrative that captures the author's experiences across Europe and the Holy Land.
Through his signature wit and keen observations, Twain offers a humorous perspective on the places and people he encounters.
The book blends personal reflection with cultural commentary, making it a timeless account of 19th-century travel.
Originally published in 1869, it remains a significant work in American literature and travel writing.
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