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To Kill A Mockingbird

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Chapter 1
In the beginning of the story, we got introduces to Jem. He has two friends named Dill and Boo. Jem’s mother died when he was two. There was this old abandoned house that everyone was afraid of. Dill dared Jem to go touch it. He didn’t want to, but he did it. He ran up and slapped the house. All that happened was the shutter flickered.

Chapter 2
In the second chapter, Jem and Dell start school. One is in the 1st grade and the other is in 5th grade. Jem was a big trouble maker right away. We get introduced to Walter Cunningham. He is very poor and doesn’t have any money for lunch. A teacher gave him a quarter for lunch but he refused.

Chapter 3
Burris Ewell was introduced in this chapter. He had a bad temper and was always dirty. He always skipped school. Miss Caroline made him go home because she thought she saw a cootie in his hair. Scout didn’t go to school anymore.

Chapter 4
When Scout was walking home from school one day, she had noticed a shiny piece of tin in a knot hole in a tree. There was gum in there. Jem made her spit it out when she got home. Later on they were walking and found a box with 2 shiny pennies in it. Jem explained to everyone about the hot steam, Scout didn’t believe Jem, so that made Jem mad. Later they played the tire game and Scout ended up on Radley’s porch.

Chapter 5
Dill and Jem had an agreement with Miss Maudi that they could play on her lawn if they didn’t jump on her flowers. Then there’s this boo Radley guy. He does nothing but sit in his house all day. He never comes out. The boys wrote him a note telling him to come out because they want to know what he does in there. The boys even offer to buy him ice cream. They were going to give him the note by sticking it to the end of a fish pole and sticking it through the shutters.

Chapter 6
There’s this guy Mr. Avery that the boys are interested in. Every night he sits on his p...

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