Throughout the year many stories have taught important life lessons. Although, there were three stories that stood out the most to me. Those three stories where The Chosen, To KIll a Mockingbird, and a poem Nothing Gold Can Stay. Each story held a different lesson To Kill a Mockingbird taught about innocence, The Chosen expanded on friendship, and Nothing Gold Can Stay taught about beauty. Each Story informed about something beautiful and deep. The lessons from each story can have difficult understandings but help with growth in life.
In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, a little girl tells a story of childhood. Although the story comes from a child's perspective, the meanings about innocence are endless. The book describes Innocence as a mockingbird, something beautiful that sings should not be harmed. This book has taught many things about life and how the world works. Although something may have innocence the whole world may not see it. The book does an amazing job explaining racism and the prosecutions against innocent people. Racism also has innocence because it is taught not born. Harper Lee explains this through her mind as a child. …show more content…
Friends sometimes may be your enemy at first. In this book two boys that have different religious beliefs which drew them apart in the beginning, brings them together. The life lesson taught has extended symbolism about friendship and how friends may come along anywhere. Friendship should not matter if you are a different religion or race and The Chosen helps to explain this. I have personally learned alot from this book and how friendship can have impacts on your life. It also describes how important having a close friend can have throughout
In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, a little girl tells a story of childhood. Although the story comes from a child's perspective, the meanings about innocence are endless. The book describes Innocence as a mockingbird, something beautiful that sings should not be harmed. This book has taught many things about life and how the world works. Although something may have innocence the whole world may not see it. The book does an amazing job explaining racism and the prosecutions against innocent people. Racism also has innocence because it is taught not born. Harper Lee explains this through her mind as a child. …show more content…
Friends sometimes may be your enemy at first. In this book two boys that have different religious beliefs which drew them apart in the beginning, brings them together. The life lesson taught has extended symbolism about friendship and how friends may come along anywhere. Friendship should not matter if you are a different religion or race and The Chosen helps to explain this. I have personally learned alot from this book and how friendship can have impacts on your life. It also describes how important having a close friend can have throughout