A comprehensive two-resource bundle for studying Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. Students can track their reading, explore characters, relationships, themes, setting, and literary techniques, build a detailed quotation and evidence bank, and develop ideas for literary analysis and essay writing.

Includes:
30-page Reading Journal
29-page Interactive Literature Workbook
Reading and analysis activities covering the complete novel
Character, relationship, theme, setting, quotation, and literary device trackers
Key turning point, narrative structure, symbolism, motifs, and critical reflection activities
Exploration of racism, prejudice, justice, morality, childhood, innocence, empathy, courage, family, education, social class, community, discrimination, identity, growing up, and individual conscience

Ideal for Spé LLCER, GCSE / A-Level English Literature, IB English, and Comparative Literature courses