To Kill a Mockingbird

Reviews

Renij Shrestha

This novel appeals to the reader in so many ways. And I highly recommend this book to all and most importantly to aren't that much inclined towards books or towards fiction.

Madison :)

And yet it's really hard to actualize into words, why I feel so. Arrived on time and I’m actually really excited to start however I’m having mixed feelingsOne of the edges were a little bit damaged 🥲😩 But for me, and for most readers I suppose, the one character that outshines all is the protagonist of this saga, a lawyer, a father, a friend but most importantly, a man of integrity- Atticus Finch.

Dominique Siyum

The characters in this book, though unique in themselves, bear an enormous resemblance to people whom we see in our own lives(though not exactly identical) clearly portraying the fictional story's realistic roots. And a great book, for sure made my day :)) Delivery was prompt and easy to track, would definitely reccommend 🍄 Yet, the manner in which both these subjects have been dealt with presents here an uncommon blend of hues that come together and give shape to this variegated semi-chronicle. Written in a most coherent language, the entire book seems like a walk across time where you accompany the author as she tells you about her world- her caring big brother, the idealistic father, a mother of whom she remembers naught, her various neighbors and their attitudes towards her and other such people with whom it's all too easy to identify with- over time, effortlessly imbibing all your attention even across a period spanning years.

Zinhle

And assault on women- of whatever kind it may be- calls for immediate action on part of the society as a whole and the individuals alike. With each page turning, the pictures become increasingly resolved and you start seeing certain characters in a brighter light. I love this book, and it shouldn't need any introduction.

Himanshu

Bearing no apparent features that pronounce him a hero, it's the soul that Harper has inked into this character which is so immortalizing that I don't think anyone who ever reads this novel forgets this character. Color prejudice was a matter of grave importance(frankly, I feel we have come a long way from those times though many a people are still enormously capable of sifting out differences among their own 'superior' races and those of others-their imprudence tells much of their intellect).