In Twain's wonderful book, beloved by all the children of the world, the story of a poor boy who remarkably resembled the king's son is described, as he took his place in the palace to later become king, while the real prince wandered as poor and pitiable, with no one believing his story.

In the continuation of the book, the reader will experience the thrilling and entertaining adventures of the two children, the prince and the poor boy, where in the end, bravery, patience, and honesty will prevail.