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A review by thetbrstack
Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
3.0
Not sure I really liked this novel. It started out OK, as Scout returns to Maycomb, and we learned a little bit of what happened in the years since To Kill A Mockingbird. But just a little -- we know Scout moved to New York City, but the book never tells us what she actually does. Once again, she is the narrator.
She comes home for a visit, and discovers something about Atticus she doesn't like. Then the books gets all preachy on us. Neither her arguments, nor the arguments of Atticus and his brother, Dr. Finch, make a lot of sense. Scout goes all emotional and hysterical on us.
The book is quick read, but it's kind of empty, and a disappointment.
She comes home for a visit, and discovers something about Atticus she doesn't like. Then the books gets all preachy on us. Neither her arguments, nor the arguments of Atticus and his brother, Dr. Finch, make a lot of sense. Scout goes all emotional and hysterical on us.
The book is quick read, but it's kind of empty, and a disappointment.