Fiction
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Scout and Jem Finch live in a old Alabama town of Maycomb. Their father,
Atticus, is a lawyer. For fun Scout, Jem, and their best friend Dill begin trying
to make their neighbor to come out of his house. Atticus forbids them to have
anything to do with Mr. Radley, urging them to let the poor man be. Atticus is
a good man, and one day takes on a case that affects him personally. Scout and
Jem begin to get tormented over their father at school, and Atticus begs them
not to get riled up over the town's prejudice. They begin to realize that many
people in town are very prejudiced against blacks. It is hard for them to
understand how people can be so mean to each other.
This book is powerful. The story portrays the coexistence
of good and evil. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who has an interest
in history. Reading this book just
reminded me there are still good will people in the world.
5/5
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