Harper Lee’s book, To Kill a Mockingbird, is set in the 1930s, during the Great Depression. Many people experienced social and racial inequality during the Great Depression. In the book, the narrator Scout is an eight year old girl with two best friends, her brother Jem and her summer neighbor Dill. Her father, Atticus, is defending Tom Robinson of a crime he never came close to committing.
Harper Lee, like any author, attempts to teacher her readers a life lesson. She teaches us about friendship, honor, morality, and much more. She uses the friendship of the three children to just how important friends are. Friends are more influential than parents are. Friends influence what one does, says, who they become as an adult, and hold their opinions
Harper Lee, like any author, attempts to teacher her readers a life lesson. She teaches us about friendship, honor, morality, and much more. She uses the friendship of the three children to just how important friends are. Friends are more influential than parents are. Friends influence what one does, says, who they become as an adult, and hold their opinions