I had this book assigned for high school reading years back. Out of all of the books that I read in high school, and we read a lot, this is one that really stayed with me. It’s so sad and wonderful that I still find myself thinking about it from time to time. The ending is haunting, and made me sympathize with the plight of characters who I may have otherwise written off.

I love Jodu Picoult’s books, but this was my favorite of all of them. With a close second going to My Sister’s Keeper. Within a week of my buying this book, my Mom, Aunt, and I had all read it, even though we were on vacation in Europe at the time. It’s just that good.

Okay, so I loved the first two books in the series, but this one kind of disturbed me. Was anyone else bothered by the ending and the moral implications there of?

If you thought that this was a wonderful book and enjot irreverent humor, do a search for “How to Kill a Mockingbird”. It’s a great flash amination that takes the book and goes crazy with it.