Opinion and Conclusion
Published on Mar 22, 2016
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To Kill A Mocking Bird, was the best book that I have read in eighth grade. It showed love, care, and adventure. This story made me truly concerned when Miss Caroline told Scout that she was not aloud to have he father teach her to read anymore, because she wanted Scout to read just like the rest of the class and not be ahead. I was very suspicious when Jem, Scout, and Dill all found gifts inside of the tree near Boo Radley's house, and when Jem lost his torn pants he came back for them and they were sown back together and neatly folded. When Atticus was defending a black man, I felt curious, because many white people do not usually defend the black, especially when they are being accused of raping, and abuse. When Atticus had lost the fight between Tom Robinson and Mr. Ewell, I was very unhappy that he lost, but glad that someone like Mr. Atticus Finch would stand and help someone, no matter what color.
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