To Kill a Mockingbird

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Summary: it was really good!
Review: i really liked it. it was a good book

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Summary: BITTERSWEET MEMORIES
Review: I was born the year this book was published (1960), in Monroeville, Alabama - Harper Lee's hometown, and the model for the fictional town of Maycomb - so this book has been a part of my life since the beginning. I have always been proud of my Southern heritage and I have Miss Lee to thank for that. When I was a kid, a special friend and I would go down to the courthouse and pretend we were Jem and Scout - the balcony is there and the jail's across the street - and there was an big, old abandoned house that we would say was the Radley place. Occasionally, we would see Miss Lee at her daddy's store - but were always too much in awe of her to venture anything more than "hey!". She's still there part of the year - though she's not seen much anymore. If I could speak with her, I'd thank her for writing the book which redeemed the South, which I love, to the world.

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Summary: even better the second time around
Review: after not really understanding what was meant by the book the first time through i picked it up again and was surprised by how much i had missed. to kill a mockingbird is a great book.

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Summary: A Great Book that points out injustices
Review: I read this book in the 6th grade and I loved it. I am now in the 8th. This book pointed out the problems that occur when you have a prejudice against someone or a group of people. I have lived in Alabama all of my life, and it is nothing like that in case you were wondering. While most kids are forced to read this book, I chose this book. It opened up my eyes to the past. I would recommend this book to everyone.

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Summary: ONCE YOU READ THIS, YOU WILL NEVER FORGET IT
Review: Harper Lee brings the story of a 6 year old girl, whose innocence is lost in that summer of racial prejudice, to life. It is remarkable how Lee can so skillfully portray Scout's childlike innocence with such vivid realism. Although the subject may be offensive to some readers, a book cannot be expected to be squeaky clean. Almost every great piece of literature is offensive and questionable, and that is how it becomes as great as it is. I love this book!! And you will too!!

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Summary: Plain and simple truth
Review: My copy has pages falling out of almost every chapter. It has been read and loved as well as a childhood teddy bear, the only difference being that it will never stop being relevant. 'Mockingbird' should be fed to babies through their bottles, or to the rest of us intravenously. There are no other words for such as this.

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Summary: My ALL TIME favorite!!!
Review: This book is awesome! You get to personally know the characters in it, and it imparts so much truth in the story through the eyes of children (which makes hard topics such as prejudice easier to "digest") It shows how prejudice can destroy families, and how friendship can save them.

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Summary: It dealt with all the issue's that plague mankind as a whole
Review: I personally liked it. I agree with her profound statements of society's grave injustices and social inequality. It wasn't just about blacks or whites. It was people as a whole. Girls boys all people alike in their own special ways. This book will last a lifetime because of its universal message and appeal.

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Summary: Extremely boring!
Review: This was an extremely boring book (contrary to most opinions) that had an extremely slow start.

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Summary: I felt as though I was there,it was so real.
Review: My favourite feel good book of all time.It's warm,caring,frightening,saddening,revealing and most of all very real.I felt as though I was living in the south.I could feel the heat in summer and remember those first days at school when your world changes so drastically.Scout's journey shows what it was like to live in a time when toys and fancy cars didn't matter,it was the family you loved and the neighbours who cared and the friends you made really mattered.To kill a Mockingbird depicts a world which also could be very cruel to those that strayed from the "norm". I could read it again and again and again.