To Kill a Mockingbird (film) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird, the story of a young girl witnessing Southern racism as her father defends a black man on false rape charges, is a book I didn’t think I’d like when we read it in middle school, but I remember really being into it. Our teacher then showed us the movie with Gregory Peck and I don’t think it should ever be remade. Translated into a new format I can get behind, like the upcoming graphic novel adaptation. I hope I can pick this up.
That’s a long time to wait for the graphic novel! I’m also a fan of the book, so this graphic novel sounds intriguing. You and I both read this book in 9th grade at the high school. Plus, I do remember our teacher showing us the movie. That was a very compelling novel for us to read in 9th grade. Glad we did. Remember also that with that same 9th grade English teacher, we had the presentation reports on hobbies. You did yours on science fiction. I did mine on comic books.
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