To Kill a Mockingbird

Revisit a classic of the South

To Kill a Mockingbird has been on required reading lists for years, but for everyone who remembers reading this in high school, an entirely new experience is yours when you listen to the audio version narrated by Sissy Spacek. It transports one back to the 1930’s life in a small southern town. An eccentric cast of characters are part of 12 year old Scouts daily life. Sixty years after it was written, it is still entertaining and relevant today. It takes on issues that are still timely today: racism, feminism, judging others, the negative power of gossip and how we treat others, while telling a charming story of a family and a little girl growing up in the south during the depression.