In which I ramble on about the first 8 chapters of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I might be addicted to the webcam and iMovie on Shawn’s laptop. Good thing he’s easily distracted by video games!
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heya, i was looking over ur blog, you got some really great stuff here!!! I have a book blog as well, and I just blogged Linger… It was an awesome book
head over and check it out !! Also come this winter I will be doing a contest or two and giving away signed copies of some books to my followers, so make sure you sign up to follow 
Thanks, Danielle Thomas
http://up-sideofinsanity.blogspot.com/
You crack me the heck up!
Loved this! You totes need to keep doing vlog updates as you go.
Also Frank is more mocking birdish than Copernicus I think. Copernicus is more of a raven name I think…they are far more pretentious.
Cat Reply:
July 20th, 2010 at 8:43 pm
I believe I agree with your thoughts on bird names. I must procure a Raven and name him Copernicus now.
I haven’t read To Kill a Mockingbird since high school. It’s not about the rape of a woman though that does happen. It’s really about the kids mainly. Nope, Frank isn’t the name of the mockingbird and I can’t really remember how it ties in but I do know that it’s something that one of the characters says somwhere in the book.
Cat Reply:
July 20th, 2010 at 8:44 pm
By chapter ten both “mockingbird” and the “trial of a black man” have been mentioned. I have hopes for more information soon. heh.
cute!
OK, you MUST continue with your video diary of TKAM because you are CRACKING ME UP!
I am currently working on a post about my thoughts on TKAM – would you mind if I included your video (with kudos and a link to your blog of course) in my post because I just love it?!! Let me know!
Sooooooo curious to see what you think once you finish reading it! I definitely recommend the movie too! I haven’t read the book since 7th grade (which would be 1995?) and I know I’ve mentioned it before but I just might have to read it again.