Every novel needs parts to intrigue you, parts that make you urge for more. The novel To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee does just that. There are many important points, which make the story a pleasure to read. The points have little to do with one another; however, a common thread joins them all. Scout and Jem are directly involved in the five most important points so far. They range from peeking in a window right to witnessing a trial. And, the outstanding Harper Lee ties them all together to create a wonderful novel...

In my opinion, the fifth most important point in the novel is when Aunt Alexandra comes to live with Jem, Scout, and Atticus. At this stage in the novel, Jem is starting to mature and Scout needs to start acting more like a lady. In the novel Aunt Alexandra quotes "Jem's growing up...