Many of us read the Harper Lee classic, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, in school, but how much of it went over our heads, and how much remains all too timely?
On Tuesday, Harper Lee's will was unsealed, raising new questions and continuing old debates about the author's legacy and what she would have wished for her books going forward.
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