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To Kill a Mockingbird is about two young kids name Scout and jem they're trying to figure out if the house next to them is really haunted and if boo Riley was a real person and if he was still alive so they would play games or run into his yard to see if they could find out if he was still alive basically and their father he was trying to help a black man name Tom Robinson's get out of jail because he did not do anything wrong but that didn't turn out the way they wanted it to be because everyone that lives there were racist and they didn't accept any black person so the court decided to send Tom Robinson's to jail for a crime he did not commit but as he was going to do he ended up running out of the car and getting shot in the head but basically this whole story just comes up you never judge a book by its cover that's all I really know about the story but I've been reading this book for the last 2 years already

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