I've got a problem...
And that problem is finding new books.
I find myself re-reading books zillions of times just because I know I'll like them again.
I've set a goal to at least try to get through a couple of new ones, so here's the first:
I saw this one reviewed on another blog, so I decided to try it out.
I found this book to be very interesting.
The book is written from the point-of-view of 15 year old autistic boy, Christopher Boone.
He discovers a neighborhood dog dead and decides that he is going to solve the murder.
Along the way he discovers some very upsetting news and has trouble handling it (not surprisingly)
Having worked with autistic children for about two years I can definitely relate to things mentioned in the story: the aggression, the confusion, the stemming behaviors,...
Likes:
That it's written from Chris's point-of-view
Very accurate
Engaging story line
Dislikes:
Definitely going to have to go with the language, the F word was used A LOT!
On the star system...I would say 3.5 our of 5

