To Kill a Mockingbird

by Harper Lee

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An unforgettable story of the violent, intolerant, eccentric, humorous and prejudiced Deep South seen through the eyes of children. With warmth and understanding Harper Lee brilliantly recreates not only her characters but a whole town and its way of life. Scout and Jem Finch lose their innocence when their lawyer father defends a Negro charged with the rape of a white girl. The lawyer is the town's conscience, but conscience makes more than cowards...

Book Details

ISBN13	9780330241182
ISBN10	0330241184
Series/Work	OL3140822W View on OpenLibrary
Publisher	Pan
Pages	285
Language	ENG
Created At	January 30, 2025
Updated At	January 30, 2025
Last OL update	January 18, 2025

Subjects

African Americans African americans, fiction American fiction American fiction (fictional works by one author) American literature Bildungsromans class Classics compassion contemporary fiction courage domestic fiction Estados del Sur (Estados Unidos) Families Father-daughter relationship Father-daughter relationship, Fathers and daughters Fathers and daughters, fiction Ficción fiction

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