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This book is definitely a confusing read, but I’m starting to make sense of it as the plot is now starting to pick up some more speed. I already completed one IRP project which was the vocab list. I also am thinking about doing the letters between the characters as my next project.

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I finished reading this book a little while ago, and I don’t want to spoil anything, though I will say that the end does relate a few things from the beginning anecdote (why and how Jem broke his arm). However, it also doesn’t hesitate to highlight the harshness of reality in the Southern 1930s. The ending does make you think, and I feel that it doesn’t really appear complete. Maybe it’s not supposed to be tied up into a neat knot, though it’s a little irritating. Maybe it’s just supposed to show how life never happens perfectly.

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I think people should read the classics because they are a staple book that give us a glimpse into what life was like many years ago

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We read classics to understand the ideas and themes of a different time. It’s also important to understand the characters written into the books and their actions, because things that might have been “normal” then, might not be now.

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You should read this classic to be amazed with all the different plots and to see racism and discrimination through a little girls eyes.

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It is important to read these classic books because it shows us what we take for granted and they give us a glimpse into the past. These books were written a long time ago, and therefore cover topics no longer relevant. However, these stories give us a glimpse into the time when they were written, and show us what life was like and what things people had to do which we, as modern day humans, take for granted.

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Read this book for the deep meaning. After deciphering the meaning and reading further, most will be left with wisdom and inspiration.

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I started the vocabulary list

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I started a poster on my IRP opción today

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I started the vocabulary IRP option today and finalized my decisions for the other IRP choices.

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Today, I made my IRP calendar to plan out when I’ll be working on each IRP project. I’ll be starting with the Vocab List.

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I started the “Share a Menu” IRP option today in class.

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I am starting to enjoy this book more now that I understand what’s going on. I had to re read parts and chapters but once I understood it got better 

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I am starting to enjoy this book more now that I understand what’s going on. I had to re read parts and chapters but once I understood it got better 

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I am kinda having trouble starting to understand and get used to the format of the book. It definitely getting better but still struggling. When do people start to get “used” to the book

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Now that I’ve read a little bit more, I see that Atticus is actually very patient and understanding with his children. I believe that he understands the fact that children can’t help being curious, and they aren’t aware of mature situations. He is also this way with adults, especially women, considering the time period. Mrs. DuBose was very plainly a rude and unhappy person, yet the way Atticus described her almost overshadowed everything she had ever done to Scout and Jem. I think this was his way of teaching his children to give everyone equal respect early on.

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I chose to read this book because I have heard a lot of great things about it, and it seems like a staple book that you need to read at least once in your life. This book is not what I expected it to be.

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I decided to choose this book because I have heard many good things about it. My mom introduced it to me and when she heard it was an option to read in class she bought herself a copy so she can re read the book with me. 

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I decided to choose this book because I have heard many good things about it. My mom introduced it to me and when she heard it was an option to read in class she bought herself a copy so she can re read the book with me. 

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I chose to read this book because I have heard so many great things about it from many different people. I was given the opportunity to read it last year but I chose a different book but I knew that I was going to eventually read it by choice. When I first starting reading, I was very confused, but I am slowly starting to understand the developing plot.

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I chose to read this book because I heard that a lot of people enjoyed it. It is a book that I planned on reading at some point and this was the perfect opportunity to do so. At the start of the book it was not what I expected, but now its becoming more of what I thought it was going to be.

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Why was the story written from the perspective of a child instead of in the 3rd person or a character who knows more about what’s actually going on?

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I choose this book because it is very well-known and loved so I figured it would be worth the read. Additionally, starting this book I had no idea what to expect. I didn’t know anything about the plot or characters, I was just trusting the popularity of the novel. So far going into the book blind has proved to be difficult but I’m starting to catch on as I get farther into the book.

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I chose this book because it seems to be a book that many people read and I was curious to see if it was as good as I heard it was. Starting the book it seemed sort of slow but the more I read, the more interesting it got and now I am hooked on the book and I want to see what happens.

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I’ve read farther ahead, but so far, my impression of Atticus is that he disagrees with the current racial system in the south. He is unproblematic for the most part and is kind to everyone, even if they don’t respect him back (ex. Ms. Dubose). Even though he said he took the case of Tim Robinson because it would be the most important of his life, I think part of him took it to protest against the racist roots of the town.

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I chose this book because it seemed like the staple book for English classes, and the topic interested me. Also, books with a vague title, such as this one, always make me want to find out what they mean.

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Is it what you expected it to be?

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some starting questions, but feel free to ask your own or make comments unrelated to this questions.

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some starting questions, but feel free to ask your own or make comments unrelated to this questions.

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What is your impression of Atticus as a father?
Was the teacher Miss Caroline unfair to Scout? How was the education system viewed?
What happened to Dill? And how does his childhood compare to Scout’s and Jem’s?