To Kill a Mockingbird Novel by Harper Lee

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To-Kill-a-Mockingbird-Novel-by-Harper-Lee-The-unforgettable-novel-of-a-childhood-in-a-sleepy-Southern-town-and-the-crisis-of-conscience-that-rocked-it.-“To-Kill-A-Mockingbird”-became-both-an-instant-bestseller-and-a-critical-success-when-it-was-first-published-in-1960.-It-went-on-to-win-the-Pulitzer-Prize-in-1961-and-was-later-made-into-an-Academy-Award-winning-film,-also-a-classic.-Compassionate,-dramatic,-and-deeply-moving,-“To-Kill-A-Mockingbird”-takes-readers-to-the-roots-of-human-behavior—to-innocence-and-experience,-kindness-and-cruelty,-love-and-hatred,-humor-and-pathos.-Now-with-over-18-million-copies-in-print-and-translated-into-forty-languages,-this-regional-story-by-a-young-Alabama-woman-claims-universal-appeal.-Harper-Lee-always-considered-her-book-to-be-a-simple-love-story.-Today-it-is-regarded-as-a-masterpiece-of-American-literature.