Harper Lee‘s - To Kill a Mocking Bird
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Harper Lee‘s - To Kill a Mocking Bird

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I definitely would say it's a classic, and it conveys a very period-specific atmosphere. I enjoyed the "old-fashioned" quality gali refers to, as well as its subtle characterizations.
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