You didn’t miss much. The whole thing was basically a retread of the first one. It was like he had a list of pop culture references he didn’t get around to using the first time so he crammed them all into the second book.

To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my favorite books and I have refused to read the other one for all of the reasons you mentioned and out of respect for the wishes of Ms. Lee. Greedy, shameless cash grab taking advantage of a helpless old woman.

And therein lies the problem. It was exactly the same as the first one. He didn’t even really try to come up with anything new.