"To Kill a Werewolf" is a famous novel by the American writer Harper Lee, which is a classic of world literature. The book tells the story of the small town of Maycomb in the American state of Alabama, where the heroine of the novel, nine-year-old Schoolgirl Scout Finch and her brother, Jim, face the problems of racism, injustice and difficult trials that young heroes themselves have to face. The author successfully combines social themes, humor and drama in the novel, revealing the theme of racial discrimination in American society in the 1930s. Each hero of the book is unique and memorable to the reader, and the fate of the town of Maycomb remains in the heart of everyone who rereads this masterpiece. "To kill a werewolf" is a book that not only leaves an unforgettable impression, but also always changes the worldview of its reader forever, reminding of the importance of believing in goodness and fighting for justice.