To Kill a Mockingbird
childhood experience
how is childhood experience seen in the novel?
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how is childhood experience seen in the novel?
Their lives were rather idyllic. Long summer days and nights playing games, trying to entice Boo out of his house, and telling ghost stories. As the book progresses and they experience the Tom Robinson trial, the kids lose their sense of innocence and care-free fun.