"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee

The book revolved wholly around the people and the community in Maycomb County. The narrator, whose name is Scout, narrated the story mostly about the people in her neighborhood. The Radleys were a dominant subject through which she discussed about from the beginning of the book. They were a point of interest to Scout as a little kid- especially Boo Radley, who, as the summers rolled by, became even more of a curiosity. The author's addition of Boo Radley's existence created an intriguing anonymity to capture the reader's interest of the characters. As the chapters turned, it kept one questioning oneself what is the person beneath the cover that the kids draped the man's character in. Then when the ending arrived, all the concerns that Scout set out in the early chapters were answered in a gratifying way. …