Like everyone else, I read this in school, and do not recall having strong feelings about it. This year I decided to re-read it, alongside Go Set a Watchman, for the sake of having an informed opinion about both. This is such a well-known book that there’s no need for another review of it; what foll...
This was a "re-read" for me -- I first read this book in High School, remembered liking it and thought I remembered quite a bit about it, and then re-read it for book club to the rude awakening, as always, that I did not remember nearly as much about it as I thought I did.Although it still held up, ...
I don’t know how I got to this age without reading To Kill a Mockingbird. It was probably due to how renowned it is; I tend to shy away when something is so iconic. It’s often a let-down. This novel proves I need to kick that mindset to the curb. I was hooked from the instant I started reading. Le...
This is a book that I have read and reread several times. My mother, who recently passed away, taught this book for years as a high school English teacher and it was her favorite novel. So when the publishers sponsored a read-along of the novel, I took part with a close friend who was also a former ...
As with just about everyone else I read this as a re-read for Harper Lee's new book. And for part of my classic challenge this year. I forgot just how much I loved this book. Scout is funny, relatable and a classic protagonist. As with the side characters. A funny, sweet, and charming coming of age ...
To Kill a Mockingbird is the Pulitzer prize winning novel by Nelle Harper Lee published in 1961. Having finally read it, finally, I see why it is a classic and I consider it to be a work of genius. It is sophisticated and nuanced in theme and in the telling, despite its down-home, small town setting...
I am honestly ashamed at how long it took me to get around to reading this book. As one of the only students in the United States of America who somehow managed to graduate from high school and complete a college degree's worth of literature requirements without being assigned To Kill a Mockingbird,...
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