I loved this book because it's told through the eyes of Scout Finch. She is so innocent and yet so wise, like most children in my opinion. It's one of the only classics that deals with such pertinent issues to society but through the eyes of a child. I think this is a really effective tactic because we see how things really are, instead of how they appear through the biased opinions of adults. This is such a great classic because it also teaches people how to be tolerant of those who differ from us. If Scout can be kind to those who are unlike herself, than why can't we all? A great book to be read again and again, To Kill a Mockingbird is a great story of tolerance, truth and friendship. <3