To Kill A Mockingbird Audiobook read by Sissy Spacek

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    To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the memorable novels by Harper Lee (1926-2016), and also the best loved novels worldwide. First published in 1960, the fine work was immediately awarded the Pulitzer Prize one year later, and has been translated into over 40 languages. Now, the book’s audio version is available and accessible.

    The novel’s plot is from what Harper Lee observed her family, her neighborhood and an actual event in Monroeville, Alabama, America in 1936. Through the viewpoint of a young girl, great beauty is challenged when she sees a black man accused of a terrible crime.

    To Kill A Mockingbird Audiobook read by Sissy Spacek

    Even though dealing with race and class in the Deep South, which is the very sensitive aspect, the book did a great job. Additionally, book lovers can easily access it through the narrator’s humorous and friendly voice.

    The book is a significant part of the American literature particularly, and the world generally. It reminds me the song “Black or White” by Michael Jackson, the King of Pop music: “It’s no matter if you’re black or white” . For its value, an American drama film under the same name was directed by Robert Mulligan based on the remarkable novel. The film has been positively reviewed and was awarded for three Academy Awards and other honors.

    To Kill A Mockingbird Audiobook read by Sissy Spacek

    Go Set a Watchman, write paper  in the mid-1950s and published in 2015, is the second published work by Harper Lee. This is known as the early draft of To Kill a Mockingbird. Besides these two notable novels, she had not published any other works until her death in 2016.

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    1. you guys are amazing! I would subscribe immediately, but I am not very good with tech And I don’t know how…

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    2. This site has been useful for my students, because some of my students struggle with reading and listening to the novel has been helpful.

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    3. This is a useful sight for the audio of to Kill a Mockingbird that is free. Thank you for having it.
      Do you have any other free audios of books? It would be very useful if you do have any other audios.

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    4. This is helpful, then I can understand the text more better when I try to answer the questions fro my teacher and get it wright. without getting a zero, and having all my thoughts in my mind and always get it rite. So thank you to ever made this Audiobook and who is reading TKAM, so thank bruhh

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    5. This is really useful, I can multitask while listening to this, so I can do assignments, quoting is the only problem, but I guess it’s fine.

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    6. This is an awful record of a wonderful book. I did not manage to leave the house for an whole weekend despite beautiful weather. I just had to listen!

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    7. I’ve used this website for about two and a half years, and you guys have made it so easy to other work while doing school work, so thank you.

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    8. This is great!
      I never thought these audio books actually help!

      Thank you so much!

      And the book is enjoyable to read.
      Have a great day and stay safe! (;

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    9. I almost fell over when I saw you had this particular version. Sissy Spacek has been one of my favorite actresses since way, way back in the sixties when I first watched her in the movie BADLANDS with Martin Sheen. We ALL were so very young then. I am now 63 and Sissy is 72 years old and still acting! Sissy was the perfect choice to read this particular book. This is in my top ten favorite books and I honestly live to read. It is full of childhood wonders and heartaches. Atticus Finch has been my hero since I read this book as a teenager. I was so incredibly lucky to have a Dad who had a lot of Atticus Finch in him. Atticus stood for what ALL human beings should strive for in their lives. This book is meant to be read over and over throughout one’s life. As a young girl I related to Scout and was so much like her character. Later on in life I understood and learned so much about empathy, strength, true bravery and fairness from rereading this book. With each read you learn something and hopefully use that knowledge. Many of the kids in schools today would get so much more out of LISTENING to this particular version rather than be forced to read it. It is not an easy read for those kids who do not like to read. The southern dialect is strange for those who were not raised in the deep south. I cannot thank you enough for making it possible for those of us who have loved this book all our lives to experience it as an audiobook with a great narrator. My eyesight is very poor right now and free audiobooks of this quality are a true gift to so many like myself. So many others prefer audio to a tangible book. I have grown to love them. THANK YOU TOKYBOOk for SO many great audiobooks but ESPECIALLY THIS ONE. Always Grateful -Mm

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