Study+Tools+and+Research+Guides

**Study Tools**
If you are struggling with the content or plot of the novel, the following sites may prove helpful as you read. *Remember, these sites are meant as supplements for your reading, not replacements!

The To Kill a Mockingbird Student Survival Guide Book Notes: Allegory, Symbolism, and Imagery To Kill a Mockingbird Character Descriptions Wikipedia Entry for To Kill a Mockingbird
 * Study Guides and Notes**

When it comes time to research and write your paper, the sources below may come in handy. Remember that it's important to give credit where credit is due -- document your sources while notetaking and cite these sources in your writing. If your English teacher or librarian is unavailable to answer your questions regarding research or writing, try using the OWL at Purdue website. This online writing lab covers an immense amount of information about the writing process, as well as citing and formatting sources. There are even examples given for citing sources so that you can use them as a model.
 * Research Guides**

To Kill a Mockingbird: A Research Guide for Students How to do Research for To Kill a Mockingbird: An English Teacher's Blog
 * Research Help**

**How to Avoid Plagiarism**
 * Plagiarism**

The OWL at Purdue: A Free Online Writing Lab
 * The Writing Process and Citing Sources**