To Kill a Mockingbird

[Webizoid]

For a standard book report book, I like it a lot. I even played one of the characters (Jem) in the theatrical version (not to bias). Has anyone else read it?

[Sauce Mama]

I've read it. Great book, and I'm even not into reading that much. I saw the movie too. Not bad. I like The Outsiders better though.

[Webizoid]

I like that book and movie as well.

[Cha]

I read this book in school last semester. The book was great, and it made me interested stories of segregation even more. The movie did great justice and Atticus Finch was spot on in it.

[Webizoid]

AMEN, Cha!

[Wumbo]

Yeah, the movie definitely did the book justice and Gregory Peck was perfect as Atticus Finch.

As for the book, I found that its strongest scene was the court scene. The rest was decent, but dragged in some parts.

[Ron]

I enjoyed it. Like Wumbo pointed out, it dragged on in several areas, but there was something about it that hooked a 4th-grade me.

[terminoob]

Did not care for it in the least.

[The Lion King]

I even played one of the characters (Jem) in the theatrical version (not to bias).

Wait, the original? How old did you say you were?

[Webizoid]

@JCM It was at a local theater. Not the movie, lol!

[Clappy]

I remember this book. I found myself not really caring for it either, but hey I've read less interesting books during high school.

[TJ]

Never read the book, but my history teacher out the entire movie on for my class about two years back. Pretty boring. But won't deny its strong messages.

[Guest hilaryfan80]

I liked reading the book whenever I was in school; though, not as much as The Giver.

[Webizoid]

I liked reading the book whenever I was in school; though, not as much as The Giver.

Never read The Giver before. You make it sound interesting, though.

[Sebby]

I read that book my freshman year of high school. It tells the story 1930s small-town racism through the eyes of a little white girl in a remarkable way. Definitely worth reading.

[70s]

Liked the book, loved the movie.

[Sabre]

To Kill a Mocking Bird gave me absolutely no insight on how to kill mockingbirds! Sure it taught me not to judge a man by the color of his skin . . . but what good does that do me?

[Jellatine]

Hey, that was the first book I read in English when I was 16 which is probably why I don't remember understanding much about it, we did see the movie in class, though.

[Webizoid]

I memorized Atticus' monologue in the courtroom for a talent show in my theater class. It was easy to memorize since when I was in the show I had to sit through it everytime.