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  • Published: 1960.
  • Year Published: 1960
  • Description: 296 p. ; 21 cm.
  • Language: English
  • Format: Book

Reading Level

  • Lexile: 870

ISBN/Standard Number

  • 0061120081 (Harper Perennial)
  • 0061205699 (HarperCollins)
  • 0446310786 (pbk.)
  • 0060935464 (softcover)
  • 0446310492 :
  • 0060194995 :
  • 006017322X ( Thirty-fifth anniversary edition)
  • 0895774356 :

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To kill a mockingbird

by Lee, Harper.

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Call number: Fiction , Teen Fiction (Paperback)

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Loved it!

My parents had been telling me what a great book this was but I never got around to reading it. I didn't think it would be that interesting. I took a class on this book and I realized how great this book was. I loved all of the characters even if they weren't a huge part of the book. I thought the book was amazing and I'm really glad I got to read it.

Classic!

A wonderful story about how Atticus Finch, a lawyer defends a black man accused of rape, and how other significant issues in society are expressed.

A Must Read

Share this one with your teens. A timeless classic

Great

It was a really good book. I was forced to read this for english class and it turned out to be a great book. It describes racism very well and how well a young childs mind works. It has definitely made my top 10 book list, and thats saying a lot

A must-read!

Great book! Magnificent plot! This book also taught me a lesson. You'll just have to read it to know!

Great book

One of my all time favorites, I think this is essential reading for everyone.

great book

better than movie

To Kill A Mockingbird

Lee masterfully wove this classic tale to be a masterpiece that would be loved forever. I found the book insightful and well written.

Mockingbird

Sounds like a good book. I have to read it for school.

Good Beyond Its Reputation

I put off reading this book for ages because I thought I knew what it was about: a southern lawyer defends a black man accused of raping a white woman. But that really only represents a small part of the plot. Would you believe the trial doesn't even begin for a hundred pages? This is a poignant, hilarious (what a surprise!), magnificently written coming of age story that really captures the beautiful (and sometimes cruel) absurdities of living in the south. Words like habiliments and scuppernongs will be with me forever.

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