Haddon, M. (2003). The curious
incident of the dog in the night-time. New York: Doubleday.
226 pages
ISBN: 0385512104 (Hardcover), Price:
$22.95
Other Formats: Paperback, eBook, audio
book, and downloadable audio book.
Recommended for ages 13 and up
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Awards: Whitbread Award
Annotation: When autistic teen
Christopher Boone is wrongly accused of murdering his neighbor’s dog, he
decides to clear his name by finding the actual killer. However, the more he
digs into the case, the more secrets he uncovers.
Index
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Christopher is intrigued by puzzles, numbers,
and Sherlock Holmes
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Lives in the United Kingdom with his father
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Believes his mother died of a heart condition
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Does not believe in the afterlife
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Accused of murdering Mrs. Shears’ dog,
Wellington, with a pitchfork
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Attends a special school and considers his
teacher Siobhan as a friend
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Does not like being touched and will become
physically violent when he feels threatened
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Loves the color red and is afraid of yellow
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Decides investigate Wellington’s death by
questioning a few of his neighbors
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Keeps a written evidence log and plans to write
a novel
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His father, who tells Christopher to cease his
investigation, confiscates his notebook.
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What is his father hiding?
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