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Wow, I mean just wow. This was an amazing and breathtaking summary of the story so far. We are both reading the same book and, If I can just say, you ...
I find your reading material summary to be one of which is very well expressed and, to my knowledge, passes on an astute clarification of said reading...
I thought your summary was really good. It explains the book really well and I can get a gist of what's going on. I find the special rock situation pr...
I thought you answered the question really well and you include how other people that don't seem like a main character and their reactions. Just like ...
In my book Behold the Dreamers by Imbolo Mbue the Jonga family is an immigrant family from Cameroon that moves to New York. Jende Jonga, who is one of...
In my book Behold the Dreamers by Imbolo Mbue the Jonga family is an immigrant family from Cameroon that moves to New York. Jende Jonga, who is one of...
I 100% agree. Tom was persecuted and put to death for no real reason.
Tom is definitely the most impacted by the trial. He was what the trial was about. He was going against a white woman in trial which, at the time, was...
I agree because this seems to be both a recurring theme in the book and how it sets the story up for the second part in the book.
The most impactful event is when the town finds out Atticus is working on a court case in which he defends Tom Robinson, a black man. Tom was accused ...
What I wrote can definitely relate. Both men were persecuted for no reason besides the color of their skin and even though a court case came for the t...
The Article helped me understand how it was a common site to see a black man racially profiled like that and how Harper Lee saw the same thing in the ...
I think we had similar answers. Mentioning Walter and how his family was affected a lot by the Great Depression and how farmers as a whole were affect...
This Article helped me understand what time period this was in and how many people were affected in the book. The Great Depression raged on well into ...