“Personal Memories of Jeanne D’Arc” and “Tom Sawyer is a Detective” are two unique works, united by the name of the great American writer Mark Twain. In them, the author masterfully combines historical truth and a fictional plot, creating a world full of adventures, intrigues and deep reflections on human nature. "Personal Memories of Jeanne D'Arc", written in the form of memoirs, immerses the reader in an era when France was engulfed in war and confusion. Twain, using the voice of his hero - the page and the secretary of Jeanne, creates a vivid portrait of this legendary woman who, despite all the difficulties, fights for her country and faith. The book reveals not only her exploits, but also her inner experiences, doubts, and dreams. Twain masterfully conveys the spirit of the times, describing not only historical events, but also personal moments that make Joan of Arc a living and multifaceted personality. Readers will be able to see her not only as a warrior, but also as a person who sincerely believes in his mission and is ready to make sacrifices for her sake. This book will be interesting to those who are fond of history, especially French, as well as those who appreciate deep and multilayered characters. Young and adult readers who are interested in the themes of heroism, sacrifice and the struggle for ideals will find much inspiration in it. Twain raises important questions about power, faith and human destiny, making you wonder what it means to be a true leader and what the consequences of choice are. As for "Tom Sawyer is a detective", this work continues the adventures of one of Twain's most famous characters - Tom Sawyer. In this book, Tom, now a little grown up, becomes a real detective, immersed in the world of mysteries and investigations. He and his loyal friend Huckleberry Finn find themselves caught up in a fascinating story full of unexpected twists and exciting events. Twain once again demonstrates his unique style - light, playful and full of humor, which makes reading not only fascinating, but also pleasant. This book will be interesting for both children and adults who love adventure and detective stories. Readers familiar with Tom and Huck's previous adventures will find familiar features and new exciting moments in this work. Twain, as always, masterfully combines elements of comedy and drama, creating a lively atmosphere in which each character becomes close and understandable. Both books raise important topics, from personal responsibility and moral choice to friendship and devotion. Twain makes the reader think about what it means to be human in difficult circumstances, and how choices made in youth can affect a lifetime. The style of Mark Twain, his wit and ability to observe human nature make his works eternal. If you like books that make you think, and at the same time are captivating with an exciting plot, then “Personal Memories of Jeanne D’Arc” and “Tom Sawyer Detective” should definitely take a place on your bookshelf. These works will not only enrich your horizons, but also give a lot of emotions and thoughts about life, love and friendship.