Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird is the beloved American classic following Scout Finch growing up in Depression-era Alabama, where her father, lawyer Atticus Finch, defends a Black man falsely accused of rape. Through Scout's coming-of-age and her father's moral courage, Lee explores racism, justice, and childhood innocence. The novel becomes both social critique and timeless story, proving that Lee captured the American South's complexities and that some books define how we understand justice and morality.

WHY WE PICKED IT: Because Lee wrote the novel that taught generations about empathy, justice, and standing up for what's right. This classic reminds us that Atticus Finch is an American moral hero, that Scout's perspective makes the tragedy accessible, and that Boo Radley's story is about seeing beyond prejudice.

DETAILS: • Author: Harper Lee • Publisher: Harper • Format: Paperback, Hardcover & Deluxe Edition • Ships direct from distributor in 3–7 business days