To Kill a Mockingbird was published in 1960 and won Pulitzer Prize 1961. To Kill a Mockingbird a semi-autobiographical work of fiction by Harper Lee. A classic in American literature, and most-likely is the most widely read novel about racism. Representing the battle between justice and racial prejudice, good and evil from a young girl’s perspective.
The narrator and main protagonist Scout Finch, grew up in a small close-nit town in Alabama called Maycomb. People were separated by social status, living conditions, family history in the town, and what kind of job you worked. The Finch family was rather high up in the social hierarchy of Maycomb because of Scout’s father. Atticus Finch was a well-respected lawyer and honored man.
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The narrator and main protagonist Scout Finch, grew up in a small close-nit town in Alabama called Maycomb. People were separated by social status, living conditions, family history in the town, and what kind of job you worked. The Finch family was rather high up in the social hierarchy of Maycomb because of Scout’s father. Atticus Finch was a well-respected lawyer and honored man.
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