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Once upon a time there were two siblings by 

the names of Jem and Scout Finch. They lived 

in a little town called Maycomb County.

Their father, Atticus, was a lawyer. He had 

always gave them advice that they needed.

Scout went to her first day of school. There, 

she met Walter Cunningham. Walter's family 

didn't have as much money as hers did.

Scout had hit Walter in school because he got 

her in trouble. Jem thought that Scout was 

being unfair, and so he invited Walter to their 

house for dinner.

As Calpurnia the cook was serving dinner, 

Walter started to pour syrup all over his food. 

Scout, stunned, yelled at him for doing so.

Calpurnia was very disappointed in Scout. 

Even if Walter's ways were strange to them, 

he was a guest, and should be treated with 

respect.

The next day, Jem and Scout were bored and 

decided to explore the mysterious house down 

the street where Boo Radley lived.

Mr. Radley's house was always an object of 

mystery. Children at school were always 

telling stories about Boo Radley doing terrible 

things.

One day, Scout went to Miss Maudie's house. 

She always had yummy food to share. Scout 

wanted to know if any of the rumors were 

true. Miss Maudie warned that not everything 

you hear is true.

In attempts to draw Boo Radley out, Jem had 

a plan to shoot a note into his side window. 

Scout kept watch outside.

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