Friday, April 6, 2012

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee

The unforgettable novel of a childhood in a sleepy southern town and the crisis of conscience that rocked it. It takes readers to the roots of human behavior to innocence and experience, kindness and cruelty, love and hatred, humor and pathos.

9 comments:

  1. I read this book last year. I thought it was pretty good. Some of the chapters were really long though.

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  2. what do think of the book? i have never read it but it sounds good.

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  3. I think they made a movie out of this, I've hear the name countless times now. It sounds like a psychological book, correct?

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  4. Dear People,

    yes I do believe that they made a movie and it is a psychological book about human behavior. The chapters are vary long not all of it is good and lots of this book is slow going but lots of spots are good. If this is the type of reading material you are into this is your book. I think this book is ok but it is not the greatest thing I have every read but good for this type of book.

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  5. Do you have a favorite part in this book?

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  6. This book is a classic. It was, and continues to be, so relevant because of how it deals with race. Atticus, the father, is often viewed as a hero, and a favorite character of many. It give a small glimpse into the racial tensions in the south, though the scope is limited and dominated by tolerant characters.

    They did indeed make a movie. I vaguely recall watching it in sixth grade, and it of course failed to do the book justice, as most movies do.

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  7. It's strange, I've always thought that "to kill a mockingbird" had something to do with someone's mislead hunt, which caused a big crisis. It has nothing to do with a bird, does it?

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  8. Is it like any book you have read before? I've read a few psychological books, mostly horror.

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  9. Whats your favorite character I know mine was the girl I don't remember her name? Is there a way that the characters in this book connect to real life in the way that they handle the situations that arise?

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