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何 珠莹 _aneher — Hadassah was a little too perfect to be relatable, but I found myself liking her as a character. The first 70 pages or so were jumping from character to character too quickly, IMO. As soon as I would get into the story behind one character it would jump to another and it took me awhile to get into it. If I had stuck with my 50 page rule (read 50 pages of a book before deciding if I'm into it enough to finish), I would never have finished. But it was highly recommended by a friend and I've read Rivers before, so I kept on trudging. I'm glad I did.

Eva Mokhlis _wabianmedia — Knowing in advance the basic topic of this book and knowing how popular it has been for many years, I expected to be really drawn into the book and to really feel for the characters. But, I didn't. Don't get me wrong, it is a good book. The two children have to come to grips with a town that is beautiful on one side and ugly with bigotry on the other. However, I never really cared about Tom Robinson. I didn't agree with what happened. I hate that our country's history is full of stories like this. I cheer that men like Atticus were willing to take on cases like this and try to change the status quo, but I don't think this particular book made Tom Robinson into a character I really knew. A character that I really felt for. Maybe that's the point. Maybe I'm only supposed to know about him from the perspective of a young girl. Maybe it is because the whole book felt inevitable. You knew almost from the beginning that something horrible would happen, but just didn't know how it would come about.

Miray Gündoğdu mrygndgd — Brilliant prose.