A book report on Harper Lee`s "To kill a mockingbird"

A book report Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" This is the story of a lawyer's effort to defend a wrongly accused black man without sacrificing the innocence of his children. The novel takes place in the 1930s in a town called Maycomb in Alabama, which is described as a quiet, sleepy and idyllic small town. Where the children play freely and neighbours gossip innocently on the streets, and everything moves at a slow and …

…exercise, to look behind the questions set by the guidelines at the underlying object of these essays. Again you have given a very good account of the book, and done "Mockingbird" justice in your report, it is not surprising that you found its greatest worth in the analysis, this simple tale is a philosopher in dungarees, like the Mockingbirds of the novel itself, it should not be underestimated or judged on its outward appearance. A+