ToKillAMockingbird

To Kill A Mockingbird:
//To Kill A Mockingbird// is a book that is set in the 1930's. A little girl lives in Maycomb, Alabama, a small town where everyone literally knows everyone. Scout is smart for her age, which for some reason gets her in trouble on the first day of school. There is one person that nobody really wants to know, Boo Radley. Boo Radley is one of the scariest men you'd ever see, if you believe all the stories the kids say. Scout and her brother, Jem, go on a lot of adventures such as sneaking into Boo Radley's back yard and almost getting shot, or putting on a play about Boo's family. This book is set when racism was a big thing. Scouth's father, Atticus, is a lawer, and he is trying to prove an African-American guilty for sexually abusing a woman. A lot of kids make fun of Scout at school about Atticus standing up for a black man. Will Scout be able to hold her head high, or will she shrink to the other kids level and fight? This book let's you escape from the real world and into the 1930's with Scout and Jem. This book is a little hard to understand at first but gets addicting to read after the first few chapters. Is Boo really a killer? What other things will Scout and Jem get into?

Read //To Kill A Mockingbird// if you want to read about a girl and her spooky adventures. Chelsea's Opinion: Ok, I think is a really really good book. I really enjoyed reading it and now I'm getting a second chance to read it in my class. One of my favorite things about this book is that Harper Lee, the author, is really good at putting good symbols in her writing. She is also really good at showing us things from the eyes of this litte, first grade girl. Scout, the main character, is a very complex little girl. She does a lot of important things in this book that show you how the people in this world discriminate against every one. You should really read this book so you can find out about Scout's brother, Boo Radley, and Atticus. Taylor's opinion: This is one of the best books I've ever read. The first chapter was very confusing for me, but after that I fell in love with the book. I love this book because the main character, Scout, learns so much throughout the book. She matures and understands things better. She's an interesting little girl for many reasons. One is that she's a tomboy. Everyone gets mad at her dad for letting her dress in overalls and play outside with her brother, Jem, all the time. Scout's father, Atticus, is a very neat character also. He is good at raising his kids. He explains things to them, doesn't nag them to do stuff all the time, and he lets his kids do as they please, for the most part. I haven't watched the movie yet, but I've heard it's very good also.