OMG thank you for posting, I missed it yesterday and am so glad to see this this morning.

To Kill A Mockingbird, is notable, I think, for the way it uses the protagonist's perspective to force us to reassess our society - to a child, the hatred and prejudice is absurd and hard to understand, helping us to see the situation from a new point of view. And the Boo Radley subplot perfectly compliments the main story, reinforcing the theme. A fantastic and important story, and a fine film version of it.

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