Set in the 1930's, a girl named Scout narrates a tale of injustice, racism, politics, and acceptance- all from her innocent eyes and unbigoted views. As she, her brother, and their friend Dill explore their neighborhood and try to see the infamous hemit, Boo Radley, they learn a valuble lesson about the fickle perceptions that alter the truth.

High school students, and anyone looking for a great read, especially if they enjoy topics such as racism and court proceedings.

The detail placed in the court scenes- they allowed the reader to see the different perceptions and behaviors that can so readily alter reality.

Accomplished, perplexed, and intrigued- it made me look at all people without bias.

was obviously a very gifted author.

It was a well written novel that touches on very important issues and topics that continue to wreak havor today.

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