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The reason why I read To Kill a Mockingbird is because my test prep over the summer had suggested I read this book. To Kill a Mockingbird is a piece of literature that has to deal with racial inequality, and justice for all. The author of To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee, uses a very interesting way of conveying his theme to the audience. The author manipulates the protagonists innocents to show the affects of racial inequality on nonchalant people such as Jem, the protagonists brother. For instance, in the novel it says, " Shoot all the blue jays you want. But remember, its a sin to kill a mockingbird."(103)When reading this book, it had made me feel sentiment towards African Americans. This is because I realized how much hardships,discrimination, and injustice they had faced. Ultimately, this is a book that teaches myriads of lessons and should be read. This gives the reader an insight on what it feels like to be different and discriminated.

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Title	:	To Kill a Mocking Bird Study Guide
Author	:	KDI Publishers
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 270 pages
Published	:	May 3rd 2011
Categories	:	Fiction

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Brilliant. So beautifully written. So descriptive and so evocative of life in the Deep South of America in the 1930's. The story exemplifies the racial inequality, injustice & social inequality of the era and life through the eyes of children.

Couldnt recall how I heard of the book but the title in itself is obtruded. I love it when without paying a penny the book just came to me and did not disappoint me. Without reading review of it before I just dived into the story. And it got me hooked. The way the author narrated it clear enough for me and at the same time kept my mind afloat with high suspense. The fact that the author used a kids voice to portrayed the story is somehow adept. It gives reader a sensible picture. Its fictional

An entertaining story and well worth reading but I am not sure it really merits the awe with which some people view it. Don't get me wrong, it is a good book, but for me an exceptional book is one that hits my emotions hard, dazzles me with its prose or changes the way I see the world and this book does not really say anything profound.

This is a lifetime book that touches on so many issues some of which I can relate to.I can never get tired of reading this book even when am 100.

I enjoyed this book and am looking forward to using as a novel study in my high school English class.

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To Kill A Mocking Bird is a book about a black man accused of the rape of a white girl. This story is also focused on Boo Radley and how mysterious he is. I didn't enjoy the beginning nearly as much as the end. Learning about Scout and Jem's fascination with Boo wasn't very interesting to me at all. But I really did enjoy one scene in particular in Part Two, Chapter 12. Calpurnia takes Jem and Scout to her church, a 'colored' church. I loved the atmosphere of it all and I honestly wished that I