Eve’s Diary

Delve into Mark Twain's witty and insightful exploration of the earliest days of humankind with "Eve's Diary, Complete." This humorous and satirical tale offers a unique perspective on the Garden of Eden through the eyes of Eve herself.

Twain, under his real name Samuel Clemens, brings his signature wit to this reimagining of the Adam and Eve story. Experience the world's creation as seen and recorded by the first woman, presented in her own distinctive voice. This edition, a meticulous print republication of the complete text, allows you to enjoy Twain's clever observations on human nature and relationships in a timeless narrative. "Eve's Diary" provides a thought-provoking and entertaining look at familiar Biblical themes. A comedic, yet poignant, journey into the beginnings of us all.

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