To kill a mockingbird
By Harper Lee
"To kill a mockingbird" was published by Lippincott in 1960-01-01.
“To kill a mockingbird” Metadata:
- Title: To kill a mockingbird
- Author: Harper Lee
- Publisher: Lippincott
- Publish Date: 1960-01-01
“To kill a mockingbird” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: ➤ fiction - fiction classics - contemporary fiction - racial segregation - mob mentality - Southern Gothic - southern life - racial injustice - class - courage - compassion - gender roles - laws - loss of innocence - rape trials - domestic fiction - legal stories - Bildungsromans - Race relations - Lawyers - Girls - Prejudices - Fathers and daughters - Trials (Rape) - Great Depression - African Americans - Father-daughter relationship, - Toleranz - Kind - American fiction (fictional works by one author) - Fiction, coming of age - Fiction, family life - Fiction, legal - Fathers and daughters, fiction - Southern states, fiction - Lawyers, fiction - African americans, fiction - Social life and customs - Manners and customs - Padres e hijas - Novela - Relaciones raciales - Procesos por violación - Spanish language materials - Father-daughter relationship - New York Times reviewed - American literature - Fiction, family life, general - Large type books - Muchachas - Ficción - Relations raciales - Romans, nouvelles - Procès (Viol) - Filles - Classics - Literary - American fiction - Estados del Sur (Estados Unidos) - Juvenile fiction - Families - Fiction, general - Long Now Manual for Civilization - Fictional Works [Publication Type] - Rape
- People: ➤ Jean Louise Finch - Jeremy Finch - Dill - Arthur Radley - Judge Taylor - Atticus Finch - Tom Robinson - Mayella Ewell - Bob Ewell - Sheriff Tate - Atticus Finch (Fictitious character) - Scout Finch (Fictitious character)
- Places: Southern States - Maycomb - Alabama - Deep South
- Time: 1933-35
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL43590356M - OL3140822W
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