If you’re looking for a great discussion with friends, a “To Kill a Mockingbird” book club is a fantastic solution. The storyline, characters, and time period are thought-provoking, as well as enriching.
After setting up my daughter’s book club {click HERE for that step-by-step process} we found some amazing books for the attendees to discuss. A To Kill a Mockingbird book club was high on the list and it led to a wonderful conversation.
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Since this get together was in the fall, we decorated with deep colors, candles, and pumpkins.
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Along with some vintage books…
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DISCUSSION TIME
None of the girls were familiar with this book, so I was looking forward to them discussing To Kill a Mockingbird. The various characters and the depth of the story, led book club members to an incredibly rich conversation. {Free printable discussion guide…click HERE!}
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MOVIE NIGHT
A few weeks after the book discussion, we gathered together to watch the movie. It was fun to watch the girls experience a classic black and white film. After the movie, we had the classic discussion of, “Which was better: the book or the movie?”
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Click HERE for a free printable discussion guide for your To Kill a Mockingbird book club meeting.
Whether someone is naturally inclined to pick up a classic like To Kill a Mockingbird or not, I highly encourage you to add this book to a high school {or adult} book club.
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My 10 yr old granddaughter just picked “To Kill a Mockingbird” to read! This was her 18 year old sisters favorite book!