Classics/Modern classics
To Kill a Mockingbird
by Harper Lee
Scout Finch grows up in a small Alabama town, and through her young eyes we watch her father Atticus stand up for what is right. This warm, moving story about fairness, courage and kindness stays with readers long after the last page. It gently opens up big talks about prejudice and growing up, and works well for teens and their parents to read together.
- Age
- 13–17
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 320
- Reading level
- Easy
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