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LELoretta Ellsworth

"In Search of Mockingbird" follows teenager Erin as she embarks on a cross-country journey to find Harper Lee, seeking answers about her deceased mother and her favorite book.

parents | Published in 2007

parentsgirls & women20th centuryfamilygeneralhistoricaljuvenile fictionunited states
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  1. Discuss the significance of the title 'In Search of Mockingbird' and how it relates to the protagonist's journey.
  2. Analyze the character development of Erin as she embarks on her road trip. How does she change from the beginning to the end of the novel?
  3. What role does the novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird' play in Erin's life and how does it influence her decisions throughout the story?
  4. Explore the themes of loss and healing in 'In Search of Mockingbird'. How do these themes drive the narrative and affect the characters?
  5. Examine the relationship between Erin and her father. How does their relationship evolve throughout the novel?
  6. How does the author use the setting of the road trip to enhance the story's themes and character development?
  7. Discuss the portrayal of friendship in the novel. How do the friendships Erin forms impact her journey and self-discovery?
  8. Analyze how the author uses symbolism in the novel, particularly the symbolism of the mockingbird. What does it represent for Erin?
  9. Consider the role of literature and storytelling in the novel. How does Erin's passion for 'To Kill a Mockingbird' shape her identity and choices?
  10. What does 'In Search of Mockingbird' suggest about the importance of understanding one's roots and heritage?
  11. How does the novel address the theme of courage, and in what ways does Erin demonstrate courage throughout her journey?