When you think about the two books Animal Farm and To Kill a Mockingbird you think that there aren't many similarities, but in reality there are. The way there are similarities is because of the themes of the books, the loss of innocence. In To Kill a Mockingbird Scout and Jem are the ones who truly experience the loss of innocence. In To Kill a Mockingbird there are many instances where you lose your innocence because of Scout and Jem. These two kids really don't have a care in the world and think that nothing bad will ever happen, but these two still don't have a good enough grasp on what the real world is actually like. Since Jem is a couple of years older than Scout, he understands most things better than her just because he has been exposed to the world a little more than Scout has. Throughout the story of To Kill a Mockingbird, these two kids begin to see everything a little differently in their little county called Maycomb, such as the way they see their father, racism, Boo Radley, and the people where they they live. When Scout and Jem heard about the case they had taken their father...