A Transformational Book

I think that the book To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the most transformational books I've read because as you read you see a lot of characters go through a transformation. For example, Jem transforms a lot. In the beginning of the book, Jem is always wanting to read magazines or wanting to play games and goof around. Throughout the book, Jem matures as he learns more about his town. He learns about the racism in his town from when Tom Robinson is unfairly thrown into jail because he is black. In the last bit of the book, you see that Jem decides he wants to become a gentleman and he stops playing around, reading magazines, and he becomes more serious.