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October 02, 2011 07:29:22 AM

Your American Icon:

To Kill A Mockingbird

Location:

Monroeville Alabama

Why is this work an American Icon?:

Few books address some of the critical issues of race and class as seen through the eyes of child. The main character of the book Atticus Finch summarizes all that is good in America as he seeks to combat all that is bad.

First name:

Marshall

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