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I have never read the book but I can help you write a book review.
Book review:
- Who is the main character (s)? Is she a boy or girl? Why does that matter?
Describe the main character in significant and discuss their life and how this evolves the plot. Also describe any other characters with significance that it would be important for readers to know.
- Mention the setting and how that is relevant to the events in the novel.
- What happens in this story? How does it start off? How does it end? What is the climax ( turning point) in the story ? Why is this the climax?
- Discuss the theme of the novel or at least the personal meaning to you. Why do you think the author wrote this? When was the novel written? Why is that even important?
- In your review it is important for you to discuss how you think the book is. Do you think it is a good read? Would you ask anyone else to read it. Also since there are always things we like to fix in a story, How would you change how things happened?
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The "theme of the problem" is what it likely means i<span>n President Kennedy's 1963 Civil Rights Address in the phrase "heart of the question" :
"</span><span>The heart of the question is whether all Americans are to be afforded equal rights and equal opportunities, and whether we are going to treat our fellow Americans as we want to be treated."</span><span>
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Although Atticus thinks Ewell has more “bark than bite”, this foreshadows Ewell’s eventual attack on Scout and Jem. Ewell is a desperate drunk with nothing left to lose.
