There’s a reason ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ is a classic. Harper Lee created a truly timeless novel. Though it is set in the old Southern county of Maycomb (1934-1935), it is a representation of almost every modern day society. It weaved together a beautiful canvas of various social issues including gender role definitions, racism and its ramifications on society, social classes and structures, as well as delivers some deep moral lessons that I believe should be firmly planted in every young adult if there is ever hope for a functional and healthy society. It’s one of those books you just have to have on your reading list. It will make you feel all warm inside and give you hope in humanity. Continue reading
A Bookworm's Ramblings 