I read it first in the 9th grade. At that time it was social injustice that struck me the most. Especially the revealing of social injustice from Scout's perspective. It's as though, even though I was older than her character, I was learning about life right along side of her. I could feel her empathy, confusion, need for explanation and need for the right thing to happen. Since then I've read it once more while in college and plan to start on it again now. I'm so glad that this is the selection and so many will be encouraged to read it. I'm excited to see how it has impacted others. Michelou