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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Harper Lee 1960 Harper Lee quit her job and released her first book, To Kill a Mockingbird. The book was about racial injustice in a small American southern town. The southern civil rights movement was a dominant story in the press, so the release was perfect timing. A film followed in 1962.
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guratinta · 5 months ago
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"Sebagian besar orang merasa mereka benar dan kau salah ...."
"Mereka memang berhak berpikiran begitu, dan mereka berhak untuk dihormati pendapatnya," kata Atticus, "tapi sebelum aku mampu hidup bersama orang lain, aku harus hidup dengan diriku sendiri. Satu hal yang tidak tunduk pada mayoritas adalah nurani seseorang."
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alluringchemist · 9 months ago
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When you're stuck in a rut, but you know you can't give up. You're tired, you're scared, and you're doubting yourself, but you know that's exactly when you need to keep going. Real courage isn't about being fearless, it's about being brave enough to face your fears and keep moving forward, even when it feels like the whole world is against you.
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aicollider · 2 years ago
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Deities of Australian Aboriginal Mythology discuss The Three Musketeers (Alexandre Dumas)
The Book Club of Australian Aboriginal Deities Characters: 1. Rainbow Serpent – The creator of the world and the source of life. 2. Baiame – The sky father and the guardian of laws and traditions. 3. Dreamtime – The embodiment of the Aboriginal creation mythology. 4. Yhi – The goddess of light and the bringer of warmth. 5. Wandjina – The rain and cloud spirits. 6. Tiddalik – The mischievous water…
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stochastique-blog · 1 year ago
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#currentlyreading #currently #readingspot #readtoexist #readtolive #livetoread #books #book #bookworm #bookstagram #harperlee #gosetawatchman
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geekpopnews · 2 months ago
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Harper Lee nos ensinou que palavras têm poder. “O Sol é Para Todos” segue ecoando justiça, coragem e empatia. #harperlee #literatura #justiçasocial #osoleparatodos
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readersmeet · 1 year ago
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Do you know who was the childhood friend of the author of 'To kill a Mockingbird' from Harper Lee? . . .
It was Truman Capote!
Read top 10 quotes from him at: https://readersmeet.com/quotes/truman-capote-quotes/
and take does of inspiration!!
#quotes #quotestoliveby #quoteoftheday #quotesaboutlife #inspirationalquotes #trumancapote #harperlee
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littlefeather00 · 1 year ago
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Title: To Kill a Mockingbird
I recently delved into Harper Lee's classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," and I was yet again utterly captivated by its timeless themes and poignant storytelling. Set against the backdrop of the Deep South during the 1930s, this Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece offers a profound exploration of morality, racial injustice, and the complexities of human nature.
Narrated through the innocent eyes of Scout Finch, a young girl growing up in the racially segregated town of Maycomb, Alabama, the story unfolds with both heartwarming moments and gut-wrenching revelations. Scout, along with her brother Jem and their friend Dill, becomes entangled in the trial of Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of assaulting a white woman.
What struck me most about "To Kill a Mockingbird" is its unflinching portrayal of prejudice and inequality. Through the trial of Tom Robinson and the character of Atticus Finch, Scout's principled father and the epitome of moral integrity, Lee confronts the harsh realities of racism and social injustice with unwavering honesty. Atticus's unwavering commitment to defending Tom, despite the town's vehement racism, serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up for what is right, even in the face of overwhelming opposition.
Beyond its exploration of racial injustice, "To Kill a Mockingbird" is also a coming-of-age story that resonates with readers of all ages. Through Scout's eyes, we witness her gradual understanding of the complexities of the adult world, as well as her blossoming empathy and compassion for those marginalized by society.
What truly sets this novel apart is its richly drawn characters and lyrical prose. From the enigmatic Boo Radley to the formidable Mrs. Dubose, each character is imbued with depth and complexity, making them feel like old friends by the novel's end. Lee's masterful storytelling and evocative descriptions transport readers to the sleepy streets of Maycomb, where the scorching heat and stifling social norms serve as a backdrop to the unfolding drama.
"To Kill a Mockingbird" is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with readers decades after its publication. Its exploration of justice, empathy, and the enduring power of compassion serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of confronting prejudice and standing up for what is right. I can confidently say that "To Kill a Mockingbird" is a literary masterpiece that deserves a place on every bookshelf.
#BookReview #BookRecommendation #BookishThoughts #CurrentlyReading #BookWorms #AmReading #ReadingCommunity #BookishLove #Bibliophile #BookAddict #ReadingList #BookObsessed #PageTurner #BookNerd #BookishLife #LitReview #BookClub #BookishChat #BookishWorld #BookLoversUnite #MustRead #BookishBliss #BookishJourney #BookishFaves #BookishDiscoveries #BookishDreams #inkspire #tokillamockingbird #harperlee
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moocha-muses · 2 years ago
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SANDRA BULLOCK
SANDRA BULLOCK
26 July 1964
            Sandra Bullock is an American actress. She has appeared in: The Vanishing (1993), Wrestling Ernest Hemingway (1993), Speed (1994), The Net (1995), Practical Magic (1998), The Prince of Egypt (1998), Crash (2004), The Lake House (2006), Infamous (2006, Harper Lee), the Prime Ministers: The Pioneers (2013) and Minions (2015).
            Bullock was born in Washington DC, Arlington, Virginia, US. Her mother was from Germany and her father was an Army worker who oversaw the Army’s Postal Service in Europe. He was stationed in Nuremberg when he met her mother, and they married in Germany. She was raised in Nuremberg, Germany and Vienna and Salzburg, Austria and knows how to speak German. As a child she learned ballet and took part in opera productions. Her family moved to the US and during high school she became a cheerleader and theatre actress. After school she worked as a bartender, waitress and coat checkers whilst auditioning for roles.
            Bullock was married to Monster Garage TV host Jesse James, and she has two children. Bullock and James married in 2005, in 2010 several women claimed that he had affairs with him. He denied the rumours at first, but eventually issued a public apology to Bullock. James - a liar, cheater, and isn’t a person that can be trusted. Bullock made the right move by divorcing his ass in 2010. Bullock has also been linked to Matthew McConaughey and Ryan Gosling.
            In 2000, Bullock was in a plane crash on a runway, she and two crew members escaped uninjured. In 2008, she and James were in a car crash and was hit head-on by a drunk driver but the two survived uninjured.
            Bullock has been a victim of stalking and harassment, in 2002 she was hounded by Thomas James Weldon and had to get an AVO against him 2003 and 2006. When he was released from a mental institution he travelled to find her. In 2007, another stalker of Bullocks, Marcia Diana Valentine was found lying outside her and James’s home in Orange County, California. James went to confront her, Valentine ran to her vehicle and attempted to run him over. Another problematic person was Joshua James Corbett who broke into her Los Angels home in 2014, Bullock had to lock herself into a room and contact emergency. He missed his court date and police went to his parents’ home in 2018 to arrest him. He refused to leave and threatened the officers. A SWAT team was called and after a standoff they entered the house and found he had taken his own life.
            To everyone STOP stalking and harassing Sandra Bullock! People need to respect other people’s boundaries. It’s never okay to stalk or harass someone, even if they’re a celebrity.
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#sandrabullock #infamous #infamous2006 #nelleharperlee #harperlee
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saramackenzie1982 · 2 years ago
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#IndieAuthor #WritersOfAllKinds #HarperLee #ToKillAMockingbird #GoSetAWatchman #BehindTheScenes #FantasySeries #ActionAdventure #HappilyEverAfter #OutlanderSeries #Cinderella #LostLovers #GunslingerSeries #TheStand #ToMyHorror #TheRoadToHellIsPavedWithGoodIntentions #NotAFairyTale #LBGTQIA #Pride #MilitaryAndWar #InOurHeads https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm7cspTvb3A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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desroars · 3 years ago
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" Bazı insanlar yaşam tarzımdan hoşlanmıyor. E, bende cehenneme kadar yolunuz var diyebilirim, hoşlanıp hoşlanmamanız umurumda değil. " #harperlee #bülbülüöldürmek #kitapalıntıları #kitaptavsiyesi #kitapönerisi #sözler #kısasözler https://www.instagram.com/p/CkEirBoDU3A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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escritorexplorer · 3 years ago
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Happy International Women's Day A bit late, but not important. I wanted to honor 3 of my favorite female authors that influenced in my life. Mary Shelley-Frankenstein. Without her our media myth stories wouldn't be the same. Harper Lee-To Killed A Mockingbird. Changed my genre books and made high school reading more interesting. Alice Walker-The Color Purple. Opening up my views and perspective as a high schooler and one of the greatest adaptive book turned movie. #happyinternationalwomensday #frankenstein #maryshelley #tokillamockingbird #harperlee #thecolorpurple #alicewalker https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca7NqVVhmqm/?utm_medium=tumblr
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kelamhanee · 4 years ago
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“Belki kitaplar bizi mağaradan çıkarabilir. Belki hep aynı lanet olası çılgınca hataları yapmaktan alıkoyabilirler bizi…” diyor #harperlee #bülbülüöldürmek adlı eserinde. @suheyilaydin ın kaleminden ve derin düşünce âleminden, farklı konulardan oluşan; teması insan ve bilgiyi kazanma olan denemelerden oluşan " İnsan İçin İnsan " her cümlesi ile yol gösterici nitelikte. Yine #RayBradbury #Fahrenheit451 de şöyle diyor. "Senin aradığın şeyler dünyada Montag, ama sıradan insan onların yüzde doksan dokuzunu ancak bir kitapta görebilir." Evet dünyada görmek istediğimiz çoğu şey (sevgi, cesaret, onur, bağlılık...) bu kitapta yerini almış. Eksik kalan yanlarımızın tabiri, beklentilerimize açık bir manifesto olarak karşımıza çıkıyor. İnsanın insana şifa olması gereken dünyada insanın insana zulmü elbette zorumuza gidiyor. Medeniyetin beşiği olarak adlandırılan (sözde) milletlerin, insanların yurtlarına ve zenginliklerine göz dikmesi , onları elde etmek için insanın insana yapmayacağı çirkefliklere başvurmaları yadsınamaz. Oysa bilim kutsal sayılan bir kavramdır. İlmi kıyımlar için kullanmak insanlığı topyekün ortadan kaldırmakla eşdeğerdir. Bizler safi düşüncelerimiz ile bu gidişatı "İnsan İçin İnsan" gereklidir lakin şifa ve huzur vermesi yönünde diyerek, insanlığa faydalı olmak için okumaya sebat göstermeliyiz. Yazarımıza, böyle fevkalâde bir eseri bize kazandırdığı için teşekkür ediyor, deruni düşüncelerinden oluşan nice eserlerine kavuşmak istediğimizi belirtiriz. #insaniçininsan dan hoşuma giden bir kaç alıntı: "Zaman aleyhimize işlerken kimsenin aklına gelmiyordu yaşamak..." "Her insan özeldi ama, her hayat benzer sorunları, farklı bedenler üzerinde yaşatırdı insanoğluna... " Geriye dönüp bakmadan ileriye yürüyen bireyler; hayatın genelini mutlu yaşamış, pişmanlıkları sevinçlerine nazaran daha az olan kişilerdir. Vakit varken hayatın özlerine dokunmak, anı yaşayıp an da kalmayacak anılar biriktirmek gerekir... " @suheyilaydin #insaniçininsan #kitap #deneme #düşünce #felsefe #insan #yenikitap (Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQbi46jACJz/?utm_medium=tumblr
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vhrai-blog · 4 years ago
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"Az, hogy már száz évvel a küzdelem kezdete előtt vesztettünk, nem jelenti, hogy nem is kell megpróbálnunk nyerni…"
Harper Lee: Ne bántsátok a feketerigót! 
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goodbearblind · 4 years ago
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Posted @withregram • @greyoyster70 "Volevo che tu imparassi una cosa da lei: volevo che tu vedessi che cosa è il vero coraggio, tu che credi che sia rappresentato da un uomo col fucile in mano. Aver coraggio significa sapere di essere sconfitti prima ancora di cominciare, e cominciare ugualmente e arrivare fino in fondo, qualsiasi cosa succeda. È raro vincere, in questi casi, ma qualche volta si vince." Harper Lee - Il buio oltre la siepe #harperlee #ilbuiooltrelasiepe #verocoraggio #combattere #sconfitta #lottareanchequandosembraimpossibile #impegnarsi #farelapropriaparte https://www.instagram.com/p/COMqSZBFOcU/?igshid=httj4dudysu8
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