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I love your Twilight Zone Episode comment...so true. I love to read and I wish that is all I could do for days and days. Sometimes I get to wrapped up in it and have to come back to reality.
no WAY!! I too was affected by that same Twilight Zone episode! I got so freaked out that I made DYMO labels of all of my book titles, and attached them to their spines so that I could find them if I was struck with a sudden blindness (also, it didn't help that I was reading a biography of Annie Sullivan at the same time). It never occurred to me that if I were blind, it wouldn't do me much good to locate my books through my ingenious (I thought) labeling system...
I agree to your quote from page 87!
Though he was not successful on the court case, he still made a difference in the society in one way or the other. Though the town folk were still afraid to be different, or to make a difference, they were touched by his words, his actions, and his courage and respected him for the things he did for Tom Robinson
Very good review! But, the quote about where "we had given him nothing, and it made me sad" is on page 373. Just letting you know.
I double checked my citation, but in my copy it is on page 320. I must have a different edition than yours.
Ellie wrote: "Very good review! But, the quote about where "we had given him nothing, and it made me sad" is on page 373. Just letting you know."
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I love your Twilight Zone Episode comment...so true. I love to read and I wish that is all I could do for days and days. Sometimes I get to wrapped up in it and have to come back to reality.
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no WAY!! I too was affected by that same Twilight Zone episode! I got so freaked out that I made DYMO labels of all of my book titles, and attached them to their spines so that I could find them if I was struck with a sudden blindness (also, it didn't help that I was reading a biography of Annie Sullivan at the same time). It never occurred to me that if I were blind, it wouldn't do me much good to locate my books through my ingenious (I thought) labeling system...
I agree to your quote from page 87!Though he was not successful on the court case, he still made a difference in the society in one way or the other. Though the town folk were still afraid to be different, or to make a difference, they were touched by his words, his actions, and his courage and respected him for the things he did for Tom Robinson
Very good review! But, the quote about where "we had given him nothing, and it made me sad" is on page 373. Just letting you know.
I double checked my citation, but in my copy it is on page 320. I must have a different edition than yours. Ellie wrote: "Very good review! But, the quote about where "we had given him nothing, and it made me sad" is on page 373. Just letting you know."
