To Kill a Mocking Bird

harper lee spins magic... watch the gregory peck starer movie based on dis book nd u ll fall in love with it all over again

A superb story which best describes the real world. Atticus is a superb dad and Jem and Scout rocking. So is Boo Radley. Each and every character in this book has got a real role. In author's own language, 'if we walk around in their shoes', we feel they are alright. But when walking around in my shoes, I feel like giving Aunt Alexandra one good kick.

I have loved this book since the time I had to read it in Year 10. Lost count of how many times I have read it. Movie is awesome as well.

This book I read in one breath. I laugh and cry with this story. I think that this novel everyone should read!

A short story that examines how love within a family and between neighbours of different races can survive in a time when apartheid was deep-seated and prevalent in the american society. Most of my friends hated it, though. "Too dry", as they put it. But I'd still encourage everyone who sees homo sapiens as a single species (the human race) to read it. The words used may...more

A short story that examines how love within a family and between neighbours of different races can survive in a time when apartheid was deep-seated and prevalent in the american society. Most of my friends hated it, though. "Too dry", as they put it. But I'd still encourage everyone who sees homo sapiens as a single species (the human race) to read it. The words used may be incomprehensible to some, but that is one of the major draws of the book: it feels like it is written in an era long gone. Old, dusty and a classic.   hide

This is probably my favorite book, though I have not read it in a while. No other book has been able to capture my emotions the way this one did. The story itself has immense emotional beauty and moral significance. Watching the movie adaptation with Gregory Peck makes me cry every time at the end (note, this is not a sad book). I look forward to a re-read soon but highly...more

This is probably my favorite book, though I have not read it in a while. No other book has been able to capture my emotions the way this one did. The story itself has immense emotional beauty and moral significance. Watching the movie adaptation with Gregory Peck makes me cry every time at the end (note, this is not a sad book). I look forward to a re-read soon but highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys a powerful reading experience.   hide

Un precioso libro acerca de la humanidad, la simpleza, la gente y como tratarla y cuando se debe de hacer lo correcto aunque te conviertas en la persona más odiada por tus compañeros e incluso tu familia. Mi personaje favorito, Atticus Finch, es el personaje más gentil, ecuánime e inteligente sobre de la cual he leído jamás.

This is the second most painful book I've ever read. Perhaps I need to reread it just to attempt to discover the point of this book?

This book is a classic worth rereading.