To Kill A Mockingbird March 15, 2007

This classic story is about dignity, tolerance and the difficulties of growing up in a rural community in Alabama in 1935. Scout is the tomboyish daughter of lawyer and widower Atticus Finch. She is fascinated with the people in this small town. She is full of questions and mischievous plots to get to the bottom of everything. Her father has taken a controversial case that has shaken the town and her family, to the core. It will leave a lasting imprint of the power of compassion and acceptance on Scout and the entire town forever.