To Kill A Mockingbird (book)

[My_car_is_faster_than_you]

It was freakin useless. I gave me no information on how to kill mockingbirds!

But seriously, it was a very good book with an excellent moral. I had to read it for 9th grade english, which seems like forever ago.

[Materia Hunter Yuffie]

I had to read it in my first year of high school. I was very bored by it, things like that just didn't interest me that much. There were a few good parts in it though. I felt the same way about Lord of the Flies. I did enjoy Of Mice and Men and A Midsummer's Night Dream. This year it's the Crucible......

[Vikeve]

I only saw the movie but i liked it. I love atticus if he wasn't just a book character i would so give him a hug and a smiley face.

I heard somewhere that attickus was named the greates movie hero at some point.

[kikimm]

I really loved the book, although I also had trouble getting into it at first. The first few chapters were such a chore for me to read. After that, though, and having a good English teacher at the time pointing different things out and challenging me, I ended up really appreciating it.

I didn't like the movie, though. I like Gregory Peck, but his Atticus wasn't mine. Very different! And the rest of it...eh. I didn't feel as though it was as effective as the book. It didn't hit me as hard. But hey! something

[Resha]

I didn't finish watching the movie, but the book is a brilliant bit of literature. I read it a loong time ago when I didn't even know what 'rape' meant. We've never done To Kill A Mockingbird in English, strangely enough, but I know it is every English teacher's dream xD That being said, it isn't one of my favourite books in the world. I need to be in a special mind-set to be able to read, so it doesn't exactly fall under the category of "pleasure reading" for me.

[Araciel]

EDIT:
The American Film Institute ranks Atticus Finch as the number one movie hero of all time.

damn right they should

[ValkyrieWing]

I enjoyed the book a great deal. I beleve that it's the only book Harper Lee wrote that had a great measure of sucess.

While I prefer fantasy novels, I like this one. And a Boys Life.

[Pant Leg Eater from the Bad World]

I was kinda pissed that I couldn't get into this book. I wanted to like it so much because of what it meant, and I just hated it. They way it was written or something just rubbed me the wrong way. I didn't even finish reading it for English last year. I cheated. As I did with Lord of the Flies. Bleh. But I loved A Midsummer Nights Dream. I had read that before we had to in class.

Ooo. I can't wait to read the Crucible in English this year.

I love reading.

[ValkyrieWing]

OOOOO The Crucible! AWESOME!

[Resha]

I enjoyed the book a great deal. I beleve that it's the only book Harper Lee wrote that had a great measure of sucess.

While I prefer fantasy novels, I like this one. And a Boys Life.

I think it's the only book she actually ever wrote :o But I'm not entirely sure on this one.

And Arthur Miller -- fan-tas-tic! I love the guy. We're doing "A View from the Bridge" in English now.

[eestlinc]

I can't believe it's been 15 years since I read this book. I've never seen the movie, but we watched one of the final court scenes in my law school orientation last week. I didn't really like the way Peck portrayed Atticus, but I hardly remember the details of the book enough to really complain.