To Kill a Mockingbird
"Until I feared I would lose it, I never loved to read. One does not love breathing" explain.
This was said by Scout.
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Aslan
Scout is talking about how she takes reading for granted. Losing it would be devastating to her. Scout compares it to not breathing anymore. Reading, for little kids, is not a priority in Maycomb. Scout, however, has Atticus who has fostered and taught the incredible joy of reading to his children.
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Kennedy R #676985
Can you please tell me what page you found this quote on.
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Loise R #711134
This quote is found on pg 23.
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Holly B #719543
Scout couldn't live without reading.
