How To Read To Kill A Mockingbird

I also really liked this book, because of how perfectly crafted the characters were and the plot and events of the story. Every detail had a purpose. Atticus' age, Scout's description of her town, the last scene of the book, with Scout recalling the Grey Ghost which Atticus had just read aloud to her. Every character and setting and event perfectly fit into her story and lessons she taught within them.

To wrap up my thoughts, although it took me some time to appreciate To Kill A Mockingbird and its lessons, I am so glad I took the time to read Harper Lee’s Story, the one I had heard about forever, but more importantly to understand the book. Harper Lee’s perspective on racism, growing up and stereotypes was fascinating to me, because she showcased