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|  #1 Posted on 19.2.16 1005.47
Reposted on: 19.2.23 1006.04 | Who hasn't read or seen To Kill A Mockingbird?
At least at age 89, it was a long, productive life. | Promote this thread! |             | CRZ
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| #2 Posted on 19.2.16 1006.32
Reposted on: 19.2.23 1006.32 | Originally posted by StaggerLee
Who hasn't read or seen To Kill A Mockingbird?
Me.
So....should I read it? | Packman V2
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| #3 Posted on 19.2.16 1043.00
Reposted on: 19.2.23 1043.07 | One of my required readings in High School, which we followed up with the movie after. Incredible story.
The sequel that was released last year, completely unnecessary. | pieman
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| #4 Posted on 19.2.16 1137.50
Reposted on: 19.2.23 1137.51 | Haven't they discerned that the sequel was really just a draft of To Kill a Mockingbird?
CRZ - are you saying you haven't seen the movie, either? | thecubsfan
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| #5 Posted on 19.2.16 1302.37
Reposted on: 19.2.23 1302.47 | | I remember the book (and the movie) was very important to me the year I read it in school. I don't know how well it would hold up as an adult, but it still feels like something worth reading. | AWArulz
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| #6 Posted on 19.2.16 1428.44
Reposted on: 19.2.23 1428.57 | | me neither. Neither of them. I want to, but it just hasn't happened. I take it Lee died. | Big G
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|  #7 Posted on 19.2.16 1958.28
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| #8 Posted on 21.2.16 1742.22
Reposted on: 21.2.23 1746.48 | | It must be an amazing book. She's so, seemingly beloved, but this is her only work, right? (other than that book that came out a year ago or so) | StingArmy
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| #9 Posted on 21.2.16 2224.14
Reposted on: 21.2.23 2226.51 | My favorite book AND my favorite movie. Named my son after one the characters.
I've avoided reading her book that came out last year because I heard it would tarnish my opinion of some of the characters, but I might still have to take the plunge.
I would say this is sad, but she's lived her life and she contributed more to society with that one work of art than most people could even dream of contributing.
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