So this is a very difficult book to rate. I took my time after finishing it trying to digest what I read and whether it was a good read or not and I am still unable to make up my mind. So I will give it a 2.5 star. 
 The story is about a grown up Scout coming back home and realising that her childhood was not all that it seemed. I think all of us at some point have gone through this. We believe people have changed but in reality it is only the way we look at things that has changed. For Scout this is a rude shock and she questions her whole life since her father's attitude (the case in To Kill A Mockingbird) defined her as a person. There are a lot of political references through out the book that had me googling them and I wish they had given more background in the story. (view spoiler)[ Also this story has no climax. Its like picking up someone's diary and reading a few chapters in between. (hide spoiler)] 
 All in all it was a little better than OK but not that great either.