 And as you mentioned, this is a retelling of the Huckleberry Finn story told through the perspective of the enslaved Jim. And Jim learns that he's going to be sold to another family, and he's going to be separated from his own family, his wife and his daughter. So he runs away, and he meets another runaway, who is, of course, Huck Finn. And they take this adventure down the Mississippi River. But it's told from a totally different perspective. Jim is so intelligent. He's surprising. And there are lots of little twists in this book that keep people guessing.