English 1 H Audiobooks

Aunt Alexandra moves in while Atticus defends Tom Robinson in court. Her parenting and white pride conflict with Atticus' parenting, which climaxes in a tender Atticus and Scout showdown as the chapter ends.

Snow! Fire! Racist snowman! Mystery blanket! This chapter is full of surprises.

The Calpurnia's church chapter. Lulu, Reverand Sykes, and a collection for Helen Robinson.

The Mrs. Dubose episode: destroyed camelias, reading punishment, and a parting gift. Atticus explains true courage: knowing you're beat but you battle anyways.

Atticus can't do anything -- like other dads. Then the episode of Tim Johnson, the rabid dog that needs to be shot.

Scout must defend Atticus at school. We learn about Tom Robinson's case. Then the memorable visit to Aunt Alexandra's and Cousin Francis -- and a fight.

Cold weather, snow, a fire!, and a blanket. Plus an infamous dirt snowman, which we'll analyze in class.

More items and mystery connected to the tree hole -- until Nathan Radley's cement.

Dill's last night: A Radley House Adventure. Lies about poker to the adults, and a pair of sewn up pants.

Jem & Dill begin to exclude Scout, who finds new refuge with Miss Maudie. Maudie shares new perspectives about Boo (he was always polite) that increase the mystery. Note on a fishing pole.

Boo Radley, school, and neighborhood details face Jem, Scout, and Dill. The roll-in-the-tire scare! Items found in the tree knothole! The Radley Scissors Reenactments!

Walter comes to lunch. The syrup incident. Calpurnia is mean? Burris Ewell makes Ms. Caroline cry. Atticus makes a compromise w Scout.

Scout grapples with Miss Caroline and her new ways in First Grade. Stereotypes set in. Cunningham details emerge, too.

Scout introduces Maycomb, her Finch history, Dill, and the Boo Radley intrigue.

Romeo & Juliet make their final fatal decisions.

Capulet, unaware of his daughter's moves, seals a marriage deal with Paris. Notice the time details.

Juliet's parents and the Nurse discover Juliet "dead." The Friar enters and directs them onwards. Their wedding day is now a funeral day (they think).

Juliet's parents ironically prepare for the wedding celebration.

Juliet bids goodnight to mother and nurse, giving them the impression that tomorrow is her wedding day to Paris. Then she soliloquizes about the fear and hope that the Friar's plan / potion will require of her.

Juliet deceives her father about her attitude towards marrying Paris.

Juliet & the Friar hatch a plan. Potions involved.

Romeo barely escapes Juliet's mother walking in on them. Juliet double talk to mom and dad -- then refusal to marry Paris. Lord Capulet erupts in anger & disowns Juliet. She is ready to die without Romeo, but will see if the Friar has any last ditch idea for her tragedy.

Friar Laurence chastises Romeo for ingratitude and over emotion. Get to your Juliet! He also shares a plan.

Dramatic irony to the hilt: Juliet, unaware of previous scene's events, cannot wait to enjoy her honeymoon with her new husband. Then the Nurse brings news.

Tipping point. Verona street. Tybalt insults Romeo for his trespass. Mercutio intervenes and events spin out of control.