To Kill a Mockingbird

Harper Lee constrói um romance que permanece atual porque entende que o preconceito raramente se apresenta de forma explícita. Ao acompanhar a história pelos olhos de Scout, o leitor percebe o racismo e a injustiça de maneira ainda mais impactante, justamente pela inocência com que ela observa o mundo. Atticus Finch não é memorável apenas por seus discursos, mas pela coerência entre aquilo que acredita e a forma como escolhe viver. Mais do que um romance sobre um julgamento, este é um livro sobre caráter, empatia e coragem moral. É um clássico que merece sua permanência entre as obras mais importantes da literatura.

Was recommended this book a couple of times and I finally read it. It a bit confusing at first but all books are like that. Amazingly I got hooked on after chapter 2 and everything started to make sense. If I had to sum this book up I would say it's about a child's point of view of racism in the 20th century and how badly black people were treated and about the privilege and advantage white people have over coloured people.4.5/5Amazing, stunning!

DNF @ 35%You know what? FUCK IT I tried to read it with my eyes and i hated it.I tried to listen to the audiobook and i hated it.This is just not interesting AT ALL. By this point i'm 100 pages in and somthing SHOULD'VE happened already.I always think that if i need to read more than 50 pages of a book (while not being entertained by anything) to get into the story is it really worth reading? Idk . The only think i know is that i dont like this and if i continue i'll fall into a readung slump.