anybody want to reword this so it sounds more human like:

The narrative of "To Kill a Mockingbird" is significantly shaped by its 1930s Great Depression. The story's events and characters are greatly influenced by the economic difficulties of the time. In a period of widespread poverty and significant unemployment, Atticus Finch, as a lawyer trying to make ends meet, bears the burden of the family's economic uncertainty. Their connections within the Maycomb community are also impacted by this economic instability, in addition to their financial stability.