To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee || Book Review Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee this is a sensational classic and so many people have recommended me to read it and after, I was done reading it, I am reviewing it so here you go now this book is such a favourite among people probably because of Harper Lee writing style the plots she has chosen and how she has weaved the entire story so beautifully that once you start reading it, it becomes really hard to put it down and this is such a novel that you are gonna carry with you forever so even before I start actually telling you guys about how the book is I think you should buy and read it so you can understand that I am totally positive about this Link For amazon Indian Link For amazon US Link For amazon Uk book, the book is a story which is centered around racism and the loss of innocence and it's about a six-year-old girl named Scout and her brother Jeremy and a neighbor who
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