I made this novel such a priority to read that I paused the Time list in order to read it.
I figure this might be the only other novel I’ll ever read from Harper Lee, so I don’t want to miss this opportunity.
But I understand why some people refuse to read Go Set A Watchman. To Kill A Mockingbird was perfection…why mess with perfection? And was Harper Lee taken advantage of in order to get this novel published? And if it’s not a true sequel–Watchman was originally the first draft of TKAM–then what’s the point in reading it anyway?
I get all that. But let’s just say curiosity is getting the better of me on this one. So, as you know, I’ll be reading Go Set A Watchman and blogging about it–just as if it was another novel on the list.
But I want to know about…
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