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20 April, 08:30

Who is boo in to kill a mockingbird

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  1. 20 April, 08:33
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    boo radley is a recluse who really dosen't come out of his home at all
  2. 20 April, 08:54
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    Boo radley is the person who stabs his father in the leg with a pair of scissors and kills him. His brother moves in to take care of him. He leaves things in the knothole of a tree for Jem and Scout, and he saves there lives when they are followed on the way home.
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