To Kill a Mockingbird
This book deals with a lot of racism, prejudice, and rules. Jem and Scout have a lot of first hand experiences with these against them, because of their fathers business. Does this seem fair? Have you notices any experiences like this today? Also in the situation with Thomas Robinson and Mayella, who do you feel worse for? Mayella is so messed up because of her family history, so why would she lie for her father? If you were in that situation would you do the same thing? Since Scout and Jem have had a different childhood but its society that labels their way of life and that is why people have judged them. Would you agree?