Lady Melody reads To Kill a Mockingbird

*Scout is a Southern Girl* Harper Lee produced her Pulitzer Prize winning Great American Novel in 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird presents a rich and nuanced picture of complex cultural issues; a female lead character worthy of honor; and in Scout's father, Atticus, an icon of true integrity.

*That's the Radley House*

*How Boo Radley Went Bad*

*Summer is Over* Harper Lee produced her Pulitzer Prize winning Great American Novel in 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird presents a rich and nuanced picture of complex cultural issues; a female lead character worthy of honor; and in Scout's father, Atticus, an icon of true integrity.

*Miss Caroline is Not Pleased*

*We Have Guests for Lunch*

*No Need to Fear a Cootie* Harper Lee produced her Pulitzer Prize winning Great American Novel in 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird presents a rich and nuanced picture of complex cultural issues; a female lead character worthy of honor; and in Scout's father, Atticus, an icon of true integrity.

*We Reach a Compromise*

*There are Treasures in the Tree* Harper Lee produced her Pulitzer Prize winning Great American Novel in 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird presents a rich and nuanced picture of complex cultural issues; a female lead character worthy of honor; and in Scout's father, Atticus, an icon of true integrity.

*Let's Make up a New Game*