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	title:	To Kill a Mockingbird: Cliffs Notes
	author:	Eva Fitzwater, Harper Lee
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	John Wiley & Sons
	released:	June 12, 2000
	isbn:	0764586009
	isbn-13:	9780764586002

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Customer Reviews
An extrememly good and interseting book. - Rated Harpers Lee's only book "To Kill a Mockingbird" showed to me the talant that was wasted because I felt this book showed great intelligence of ceative and a balance of seriousness. The book is situated around the life of the narrator Scout. She is a young girl living in the South of America in a racist town called Maycomb. From the town she learns of the racial predjudice towards negroes when her father, Atticus, takes on a challenging trial of defending one. And so the trouble begins, the opposition of Atticus. He's a drunk "bum" living on a skip who challanges Scouts and her brothers maturity as they cope with the dangerous events they face. The book follows the two kids as they grow up in Maycomb, and Harper Lee brings across the humour that the kids have. We follow their maturity, right upto an emotional ending where they discover the true facts on their "scary" neighbour Boo Radley, their childlike "Boogy man." This book is brilliant throughout, and the ending is absolutely supurb. Buy this book or rent it out, a classic.

Customer Reviews

An extrememly good and interseting book. - Rated 5/5
Harpers Lee's only book "To Kill a Mockingbird" showed to me the talant that was wasted because I felt this book showed great intelligence of ceative and a balance of seriousness. The book is situated around the life of the narrator Scout. She is a young girl living in the South of America in a racist town called Maycomb. From the town she learns of the racial predjudice towards negroes when her father, Atticus, takes on a challenging trial of defending one. And so the trouble begins, the opposition of Atticus. He's a drunk "bum" living on a skip who challanges Scouts and her brothers maturity as they cope with the dangerous events they face. The book follows the two kids as they grow up in Maycomb, and Harper Lee brings across the humour that the kids have. We follow their maturity, right upto an emotional ending where they discover the true facts on their "scary" neighbour Boo Radley, their childlike "Boogy man." This book is brilliant throughout, and the ending is absolutely supurb. Buy this book or rent it out, a classic.