Choosing one book cover over the other remains fairly easy. But choosing the words over another remains rather challenging. In the experience of reading two different books, both were similar in times, but equally different. Harper lee's To Kill A Mockingbird represents moral conduct lessons, and the controversy between white and black people. On the other hand, the second book, The Chosen, written by Chaim Potok illustrates religious tolerance, parenting, and friendship. While both books remained realistic, To Kill A Mockingbird grabbed more interest. Through the many lessons, characters, and stories, Harper Lee's book takes home the victory over The Chosen.
To start off, morality stood out as a learning curve not only to Jem and Scout but also to readers. Reading a book that has powerful lessons caught the attention to learn more about right and wrong. The book holds many life teachings that everyone can observe from. Although The Chosen also held positive lessons, To Kill a Mockingbird had more simple, but yet complex lessons that showed the message. Not only did it have lessons of morality, but also how people judge each other. For example, the novel displays examples of how judging can ruin people. In conclusion, while reading to Kill A Mockingbird the lessons taught remained more powerful and helpful than the ones in The Chosen. …show more content…
Real life people in books remain easier to relate to. For example, Atticus, the father of Jem and Scout, sounds like a fictional character in the book, but he actually exists. Atticus remains like a role model to many people, and the fact that he dd not a represent a made up character impacts the way people look up to him. Even Jem and Scout remain characters that people like and can relate too. When reading any book that remains a true story it always catches deeper feelings when people relate to the
To start off, morality stood out as a learning curve not only to Jem and Scout but also to readers. Reading a book that has powerful lessons caught the attention to learn more about right and wrong. The book holds many life teachings that everyone can observe from. Although The Chosen also held positive lessons, To Kill a Mockingbird had more simple, but yet complex lessons that showed the message. Not only did it have lessons of morality, but also how people judge each other. For example, the novel displays examples of how judging can ruin people. In conclusion, while reading to Kill A Mockingbird the lessons taught remained more powerful and helpful than the ones in The Chosen. …show more content…
Real life people in books remain easier to relate to. For example, Atticus, the father of Jem and Scout, sounds like a fictional character in the book, but he actually exists. Atticus remains like a role model to many people, and the fact that he dd not a represent a made up character impacts the way people look up to him. Even Jem and Scout remain characters that people like and can relate too. When reading any book that remains a true story it always catches deeper feelings when people relate to the