To Kill a Mockingbird

Climbing into someone else's skin is the hardest hike there is. Worth it, every time.

Atticus lost the case and won the town's conscience. Some victories only count later.

Real courage is knowing you're licked before you begin, and seeing it through anyway.

Boo Radley taught me the kindest people are often the quietest rooms on the street.

Scout asked the question everyone in that courtroom avoided: why are you doing this?

It's a sin to kill a songbird. It's a crime to shoot at what sings for free.

Miss Maudie's cake for Scout, being taken seriously is its own kindness.

The jury didn't deliberate long. That speed is the verdict I can't put down.

You never really understand a person, so I practiced, and I'm still practicing.

Standing up when you sit back down is the whole religion of this book.