This book is really amazing, and cute.

Read through this pretty quickly after I finished the actual book. It did bring up a few points I had not caught while reading the book.

When fall comes, Scout enters the first grade. Because she has already taught herself how to read and write, Scout finds school a disappointment. Both she and Jem are intrigued, however, by the discovery that someone has been leaving small gifts in a knothole in one of the large oak trees on the corner of the Radley property.

Good notes for any student studying TKAM!

I like reading this book it is so quick and how each person react to certain things and the book is fascinating.

It helped so much to read this simultaneously with the book. I felt I was getting a much deeper experience because Castleman pointed out some major themes of the book that I wasn't noticing, i.e., bravery, education vs school, trust, gender, honesty vs lies. I was so busy reading the details that I wasn't thinking of these things.