This book is astonishing. I can't believe I hate it the first time. Probably because I was kind of skimming through it to get the gist for my English quiz tomorrow. I never got the chance to experience all the little nuances, the humorous details, the sentiments that embedded upon every characters. Watching the movie was even worse. I can't get myself to like an old black and white version of To Kill A Mockingbird and the sort of spurious, dead-look, tedious tone. I found myself hating this book mostly because I thought it would be boring. I know the plot. I know what happen. Period. However, upon rereading, I found myself entangled into Jem and Scout little adventure, their beautiful childhood, and how they enter the world of racism and prejudices. I got to behold all the caricatures of Maycomb. It was awesomeeeeeeee! 
 At leas this book doesn't attempt to cake with action scene or hot guys or love-triangle or all those kind of fake shit. Well, no classics do anyway. That's what make them such a classic, because they can transform reality into into memorable and mesmerizing masterpiece. They are real. They are heartbreaking, and this book is such an authentic portrayal of the deep South and how humans are always bias and flawed. 
 It's a great read! Recommend to all.