Openness In To Kill A Mockingbird

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The novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” is one that is a very interesting read not only, because of the personalities of the characters, but the lessons that could be taken from this particular novel. With the numerous amounts of lessons that the reader could gather from this novel, it is seemingly difficult to decide of just enough to incorporate in the essay. However, after thoroughly deciphering the book the aspect that the reader can relate to was that of being able to work with others despite their short coming whether physical, mental, or spiritual. That is why it is important to have a sense of openness and understanding, because it is never beneficial to write someone off due to differences. The character Boo was the one character that interested
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