To Kill a Mockingbird

To kill a mocking bird is a much-loved classic American novel, which is still very popular today. The novel is set in a small town of Maycomb, Alabama, during the great depression era. As the story is set in the southern states, this novel naturally deals with racism and the conflicts that occur in southern states from prejudiced views.
To kill a mockingbird presents us with a heartbreaking court case and with some memorable examples of courage by people who face great challenges. Atticus Finch is one of the few residents in Maycomb, who shows great courage and decent moral beliefs. Without men such as Atticus Finch, any community such as Maycomb would be undoubtedly worst off.

Atticus Finch has many fine qualities that make it clear that without men like himself, any community would be worst off. Communities such as Maycomb need men like Atticus, because Atticus Finch is good-natured and courageous. He is courageous for the reason that he defends Tom Robinson, and his own hi...