So the book is all about growing up, the humor of children, discrimination and an unjust treatment towards people with different races. Basically, the book covers a handful of issues and topics. Which also gives you a lot of morals.
I fell inlove with so many things. I got interested in the aspect of law which I new saw myself liking. I really find Atticus' personality so beautiful and hands down to him. I scowl with full curiosity whenever it comes to Boo Radley. I admire the humor so much. I grin at the bliss of childhood and sometimes caught myself chuckling while flipping through pages. I was really caught off guard when I found out how racist the people were. It's like you want to do something to stand up for the people who were treated terribly. I also would find myself really keen about how Tom Robinson's case would go. I was too infuriated at Mayella that it made me want to slap her like seriously tho. I have so many favorite parts from the book and also captivating lines. One of my unforgettable moments is the moment when Scout said 'Hi Boo'. That was the part that I completely lost it and I was bawling my eyes out.
I was so into the book that I ended up sharing the story to my parents and I know they aren't really that interested but atleast they listened.
I mean it's legit insane how just a stack of papers could make you so emotional and vulnerable. It's also really funny how it could make you the happiest. All hail to Harper Lee for this absolute perfection.
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