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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: remarkable
Review: Remarkable, yes that is what I can say about Haper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird." It takes you deep into the roots of human behavior and bigotry, showing, in the long run who we really are, why we are the way we are and who we truly come from. This book is hands-down, the best book I have ever read.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Every one should read this book!!!
Review: I recently read this book for an honors english assignment. I loved the book. I think everyone who gets the oppertunity should definatly read this one!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Best novel of all time
Review: After watching the AFI's "Heros & Villians In movies" countdown, and seeing Atticus Finch beat out all movie heros, I had to read this again. I highly recommend this as a purchase.
Atticus Finch is the open minded lawyer and father to Jem, who is thirteen yrs. old, and Jean Louise, or 'Scout', who is 9.
Harper lee's story of the southern family and the southern ways of the 1960's is fantastically well written and to this day, in July 2003, still holds up amazingly well. She can really tell a story! While the "ways" of the townsfolk is to totally cast out other races and look down on them, Atticus and his bright children have open arms and open minds. This especially happens when Atticus, a defense attorney, is standing up for Tom Robinson, a black man accused of raping a white woman.
While there is much sadness throughout, the novel as a whole is just so brightly written. Narrated by our little friend, Scout and seen all through her eyes, we get to know her and her family and about justice.
I was sucked in to the world of Scout's, and was utterly blown away by all that took place. "To Kill a Mockingbird" is a true classic. It's written for everyone and it's an awesome story told. Thank you to Harper Lee for creating this masterpiece!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: AMAZING!!!!!!!
Review: This book was very well written! It is yet the best book I have ever read. Harper Lee is a wonderful author! This book made me want to keep turning the page, and never put the book down. Atticus never once gave up on that case. Even though it ruined his reputation he kept at it. It showed me that sometimes you may be rediculed for something, but keep at it. Fighting for what you believe in is the theme of this book in my opinion. When Scout and Jim found the items in the tree it showed them that someone cared. I recommend this book for anyone who is up for a great classic book. It isn't too long of a book, and it leaves you amazed. It puts a thought into your head that I cannot describe. It shows that we all face humility at some points in our lives, but to face those points with courage and bravery. Look life in the face.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Good story
Review: We had to read 'To Kill a Mockingbird' for a class in 10th grade. Good story; almost everyone should read it.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: One of the greatest ever
Review: I read this knowing that it was commonly read among high schoolers for literature class. What I did not expect was that this book would be one of the best written novels I would ever encounter. I highly recommend this book to anyone and everyone who might read this review. It is simply a beautifully written and unforgettable story.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A masterpiece
Review: As a lawyer and writer born before the first edition of this book was published, I'm embarrassed to say I never read To Kill a Mockingbird until the fortieth anniversary edition came out (even my fifteen-year-old had read it). But I'm glad I waited. I don't think I would have enjoyed or appreciated it nearly as much in my youth. What a treat!

The book starts slowly, but draws the reader in by the end of the first chapter. Without exception, the characters are intriguing. Scout, the young girl who narrates the story, is a particularly compelling and sympathetic character. Author Harper Lee gives her a youthful perspective without patronizing.

The story is enlightening and entertaining. It accomplishes these dual feats with minimal moralizing. A few passages did make me cringe, such as the "enlightened" neighbor's there-but-for-the-grace-of-God thankfulness that she wasn't born black. But I suspect those passages reflect the views of the period, and are as instructive as the story itself.

No need to say the writing is masterful; the Pulitzer Prize gives away that little secret. I particularly enjoyed the scene in which Atticus Finch is called out to confront a rabid dog. It's as chilling and suspenseful as anything in today's movies -- without the gore and unnecessary violence.

To Kill a Mockingbird reflects the best and worst of American sensibilities in the twentieth century. We would do well to remember its lessons in the twenty-first.

Harper Lee was right in insisting against a long introduction to the fortieth anniversary edition; this American classic stands on its own.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: To Kill A Mockingbird, a powerful and beautiful book!
Review: To Kill A Mockingbird is one of the most amazing books EVER published! Set in a small town in Depresion Era Alhabama, this book is about injustice and doing the right thing. This book is one classic which everyone should read. I recomended this book HANDS DOWN!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An absolutely gripping saga...
Review: The book is a definite read. The author creates an excellent plot with characters who breathe and live with you not only while you are reading the book but even after you put it down. In my opinion, here is a story that presents the nuances of virtue and vice as subtly as they indeed exist in the real world. It wouldn't be a surprise if many of the readers pick it up for their second, third... nth reading of this marvelous tale.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Let it's magic cast it's spell on you!
Review: This book is AMAZING!! I don't want 2 bore u with the details of what its about which u must of gotten from all the other reviews! This book is so much deeper than u think. I personally rather read it for pleasure than for a school project but I always find that those make u look deeper than u thought was possible. The book is about more than racial problems in a little community its also about the bonds that tie everyone and everything no matter how different each is. If u havnt read the book read it now! It is not a waste of money in my opinion! Don't let it bore u for once u get into the heart of it u will just have 2 sit back stunned! People have different opinions from the author of the book but in the end the story is heart warming and a certain page turner!


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