1. To Kill a Mokingbird
... , Alabama during the 1930s, where she narrates the prejudices that she learns at a young age from other people. In this novel Scout perceives a different outlook on life from most other children her age regarding social, racial, and sexual prejudices. Because the townspeople of Maycomb show social prejudice against citizens who are different. Prejudice is a judgment or opinion formed before the facts ... ...
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