What does Bookit think of Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court?"

I've nearly completed the book, and I find it quite entertaining (and immensely satirical, of course, being a Twain novel). There's only one thing I take issue with: the titular Yankee's breadth of knowledge. It was a little hard to believe that he knew not only how to construct firearms, but steam engines and trains, power plants, printing presses, he knew how to make soap and gunpowder, et cetera. Otherwise, though, it's a great read. If you like Twain and you haven't read this one, ...