Thanks to Larry Souder of WPEL, here is an interview with Susquehanna County District Attorney Jason Legg, which aired on Saturday, February 7, 2009. Mr. Souder interviewed Mr. Legg about To Kill a Mockingbird and its influence on his career. Listen now by clicking the round PLAY button below!

If you didn't get a chance to fill out a paper survey/evaluation at one of the Susquehanna County Reads To Kill a Mockingbird events, you can now do so online by clicking here. Choose the program for which you're filling out the survey, answer whichever questions you'd like, and click Submit. Our grant-giving sponsor, the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, is very interested in getting surveys from as many attendees as possible. Any personal information you fill in (which is not required) is shared only with the PHC. Thank you!

image courtesy H Dwight Beers

Thanks to a Pennsylvania Humanities Council grant, this year's Suquehanna County Reads one book/one county program was a huge success, with almost 400 registrants! Read more for details.

For your enjoyment, we have a To Kill a Mockingbird quiz, word search, and "did you know...?" list.

Lane Cake Recipes:
• All Recipes
• Very detailed directions!
• Lots of variants at cooks.com
• This one has a traditional Southern marshmallow frosting

Excellent topics for discussion at the HarperAcademic site

The Student Survival Guide annotates the novel with over 400 words and allusions defined and explained

The NEA's Big Read program has lots of great information here.

A few snippets of video and audio of Harper Lee, as well as some anecdotes, can be found at this Swiss site.

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