Never Too Late To Kill a Mockingbird discussion
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Awesome! Good to have you guys on board! the first chapter was definitely interesting....and i think the style is a bit confusing in some parts but still intriguing!

But I'm excited to reread this!




So I've read it before many times but it was among time back. I love the writing style. You do get confused with the characters but once you learn them, they stick forever -well not maybe forever. Hehe
I'm already making a list of my favorite quotes.
What's yours so far guys? And do say why?

Finished 8 chapters today :) a bit confusing in the beginning but the writing is so good! slowly getting a hold of each character. does anyone here feel the writing slightly (or maybe more) similar to JD Salingers The Catcher in the Rye? (the first person account)


Layla wrote: "not really :/ I found Catcher in the Rye nearly incomprehensible :p this one is way more fluid and coherent, I feel. it's very localised language though, southern and super colloquial. .. more like..."
i think since both are first person accounts, i felt them to be slightly similar. im loving the writing and slowly but intriguing pace of the book!
i think since both are first person accounts, i felt them to be slightly similar. im loving the writing and slowly but intriguing pace of the book!
Sarah wrote: "It's been so long since I've read The Catcher in the Rye so I can't say. I'm on chapter 5 now and really enjoying the writing style/southern language"
me too! :)
me too! :)




One of my favorite ones is this:
“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.”
It's true, people are so quick to judge! You never know what drives people to think or act in a certain way till you get a glimpse of what they are going through. And even then, you might not have the whole picture.
Sarah wrote: "Is anyone else planning on going right into Go Set A Watchman after finishing? I'm 99% sure that I am."
I'll probably be reading Library of Souls next... :)
I'll probably be reading Library of Souls next... :)

Aayushi wrote: "Finished 6 more chapters as of now. It's a bit confusing in the beginning but then maybe that's what keeps you hooked. I am really liking the writing style and so many quotable lines ! What's your ..."
Agreed! I finished 8 chapters and definitely confusing in the beginning.
I live the atticus line where he so nicely explains to go under the skin of the other person to know what they are going through...
Agreed! I finished 8 chapters and definitely confusing in the beginning.
I live the atticus line where he so nicely explains to go under the skin of the other person to know what they are going through...

-Atticus Finch

Yes that thing about being in a person's skin is some sort of wisdom. Never judge others.


This was a reread for me. I think I was a freshman in highschool when I first read this book. I remember really liking it, but I decided I wanted to reread it now...likely 20 years later.
I'm so glad I did! It's definitely one of my all time favorite books. A I'm quite certain that i enjoyed it more the second time around, reading it as an adult, than I ever did as a teenager. Maybe it was because it was "required" reading for school, or maybe I was just too young, I'm not sure...but I don't remember feeling as moved and as emotional finishing it the first time as I do now.
I know most people have read this wonderful book. But I highly encourage anyone who's read it more than 15-20 years ago to give it another round. It's so worth it!


This was a reread for me. I think I was a freshman in highschool when I first read this book. I remember really liking it, but I decided I wanted to reread it now...likely 20 year..."
same here. reading it now is different than when I read it years ago.
Reading it in school is different cause we had to stop at certain pages, and the teacher wouldn't allow us to read the whole book to avoid spoilers and wanted to make sure we understood what we read before moving on to the next.

who else loved this quote from chapter 9?


I'm actually taking my time with the book savoring every word and every page.
I'm almost starting with what I think is the best part of the book.
I'm loving the kids more and more. How they speak like adults but really most of the time they don't understand what they are saying. It's so cute!
I'm thinking of starting a thread dedicated to Atticus and post all the reasons why we love him.


I will start it tonight after getting back home from work :)
PS: Already read 10 pages yesterday, so i have a head start :p