To Kill a Mockingbird
A lawyer defends an innocent man in a town gripped by prejudice.
Book Series · 2 Books
In order from To Kill a Mockingbird to Go Set a Watchman.
The To Kill a Mockingbird series is a set of 2 chapter books by Harper Lee, published between 1960 and 2015. Written for ages 12–18, most books run about 320 pages. Subjects across the series include race relations, trials and hardships, and prejudice and racism.
A lawyer defends an innocent man in a town gripped by prejudice.
2 books · Published 1960–2015
A lawyer defends an innocent man in a town gripped by prejudice.
A woman returns home, uncovering unsettling truths that challenge her beliefs and family ties.
There are 2 books in the To Kill a Mockingbird series. It began with To Kill a Mockingbird in 1960, and the newest book, Go Set a Watchman, was published in 2015.
Start with To Kill a Mockingbird and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #2.
The series is best for ages 12–18, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
To Kill a Mockingbird (Book #1) is the longest book in the series at 99,820 words (323 pages).
Go Set a Watchman (Book #2) is the shortest at 65,351 words (288 pages).
The authors and illustrators who bring To Kill a Mockingbird to life.
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