To Kill a Mockingbird

This book is racist. It perpetuates American attitudes towards race. Atticus is the benevolent white man who is so good. A great role that white men play, or wants to be seen as in this country. Yet inequality persists thru today. This book does not develop the African American characters and just groups them into the stereotypical *N* word.

I cannot find enough words to praise the elegant, believable performance of Sissy Spacek reading this classic. This was a book I’d read before yet hearing her as Scout gave it an entirely different feel. I loved it so much and cried when it ended. The beautiful notes of this story, the bravery and innocence of Scout, the allegiance of Jem, and especially the understated goodness of Atticus made my heart soar. I will listen to this again. This may be one of my favorite narrations to date—and I listen to MANY books. So, so perfect. Thank you, Sissy!

for me the books peformance is great but the story is a tad boring the story is just a slight subspecies of the default segregation book just with more details

I struggled to read this book... couldn't keep up or understand what was going on. That could be due to the book not being that interesting to me. I don't know, but didnt finish.