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Harper Lee dies aged 89

Sad news that Harper Lee, author of 'to kill a mockingbird' has died aged 89.

What a fantastic author who really broke the mould and wrote something that will stand the test of time.

See here for news story.

(edited 8 years ago)

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Who?
Original post by jshep000
Who?


To Kill a Mockingbird author, you pleb :lol:

RIP
I have not read the book yet!

But as with every death, prayers are with her family
Original post by Carpe Diem Jay
To Kill a Mockingbird author, you pleb :lol:

RIP


Never heard of him man :frown:
Original post by jshep000
Never heard of him man :frown:


trolling or for real..?
Original post by jshep000
Never heard of him man :frown:


*her
Original post by thermometer
trolling or for real..?



Original post by ravioliyears
*her


Don't troll me its a guy, Harper is a mans name man
Original post by jshep000
Don't troll me its a guy, Harper is a mans name man


It can be for both...
Original post by ravioliyears
It can be for both...


It's a he. I have 200 IQ
Original post by jshep000
It's a he. I have 200 IQ


:clap2:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harper_Lee
very sad news. at least she saw her new book successfully released.
Original post by ravioliyears

Only a 50 IQ person would rely on wikipedia to win a debate
Original post by Student403
I have not read the book yet!

But as with every death, prayers are with her family


RIP.

Spoiler

Hopefully she remembered for the classic that is To Kill a Mockingbird rather than the travesty that is Go Set a Watchman
Original post by jshep000
Only a 50 IQ person would rely on wikipedia to win a debate


Jee thanks...
why nnot check her actual website then:

http://www.harperlee.com/bio.htm
Original post by ravioliyears
Jee thanks...
why nnot check her actual website then:

http://www.harperlee.com/bio.htm


I shall check his website, thanks.
RIP :frown:

Sad news but I'm happy that she was able to see work become so adored in her lifetime, I think that is every writers dream :smile:
Original post by Mihael_Keehl
RIP.

Spoiler



Bloody John Steinbeck took my A* away from me :cry2:
Oh man. TKAMB was such a good book and I didn't appreciate it enough when I was studying it for y11 but damn, she'll be remembered.

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