QuickStudy - Quicklit: To Kill A Mockingbird

A beloved classic among readers of all ages, Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird depicts a young southern girl’s loss of innocence while growing up in the 1930s. Let this timeless story really come to life by using our incredibly detailed, 3-panel (6 page) guide, which analyzes every facet of the novel- from important themes and characters to full chapter summaries. No Mockingbird fan should be without this! Subjects Include: •Brief Plot Overview •Historical Context •Literary Significance •Character List •Main Character Analysis •Themes and Symbols •Chapter Summaries •Author Bio •And More! BRIEF PLOT OVERVIEW 1 HISTORICAL CONTEXT 1 LITERARY SIGNIFICANCE 1 CHARACTER LIST 1 MAIN CHARACTER ANALYSIS 2 THEMES & SYMBOLS 2 CHAPTER SUMMARIES 3 Chapter 1 3 Chapters 2–3: Scout’s First Day of School 3 Chapters 4–8: Boo Radley Games 3 Chapters 9–11: Atticus 4 Chapters 12–14: Aunt Alexandra Moves In 4 Chapters 15–21: Tom Robinson’s Trial 4 Chapters 22–26: Jem’s Disillusionment 5 Chapters 27–28: Bob Ewell’s Revenge 6 Chapters 29–31: Scout Meets Boo Radley 6 AUTHOR BIO 6 A beloved classic among readers of all ages, Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird depicts a young southern girl's loss of innocence while growing up in the 1930s. Let this timeless story really come to life by using our incredibly detailed, 3-panel (6 page) guide, which analyzes every facet of the novel- from important themes and characters to full chapter summaries. No Mockingbird fan should be without this!. --Provided by publisher