Mid-1950s. Jean Louise Finch, known as "Scout," returns to Maycomb, her small Alabama hometown, to visit her father, Atticus. The nation is torn apart by racial issues. Confronted with the society that shaped her but from which she believed she had freed herself by moving to New York, Jean Louise will discover her loved ones in a new light...
In 2015, Harper Lee surprised everyone by publishing a second novel, a sequel to the essential bestseller, To Kill a Mockingbird , which reunites the unforgettable heroine Jean Louise, twenty years later. A bittersweet chronicle of farewell to childhood, between tenderness and ferocity, hope and disenchantment, Go Set a Watch was written before the cult book, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1961.
 
Exciting ! Olivia de Lamberterie, Elle .

A poignant work of fiction that traces a malaise that is all the more profound because it remains misunderstood. This is a new classic. François Vey, Le Parisien magazine .