The protagonist of this work is disappointed to learn that her friend will not be visiting town the summer of her 12th birthday, as he is staying with his father in Meridian.
The protagonist of this work is disappointed to learn that her friend will not be visiting town the summer of her 12th birthday, as he is staying with his father in Meridian. The protagonist of this work later clashes with her Aunt Alexandria, who has come to town to provide her with a feminine influence. This work reaches its climax when the protagonist and her brother are attacked on their way home from a Halloween pageant by Bob Ewell, only to be saved by Boo Radley. For 10 points, identify this Pulitzer Prize winning book about Jem, Scout, and Atticus Finch, a work by Harper Lee.
The protagonist of this work is disappointed to learn that her friend will not be visiting town the summer of her 12th birthday, as he is staying with his father in Meridian.
To Kill A Mockingbird