Mark Haddon | The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time | 2003
Christopher John Francis Boone knows every one of the nations of the world and their capitals and each prime number up to 7,057. He relates well to creatures however has no comprehension of human feelings. He can't remain to be contacted. What's more, he hates the shading yellow.
Albeit talented with a magnificently sensible mind, for fifteen-year-old Christopher ordinary connections and advices have small importance. He lives on examples, rules, and a chart kept in his pocket. At that point one day, a neighbor's pooch, Wellington, is killed and his cautiously helpful universe is undermined. Christopher decides to comprehend the homicide in the style of his top choice (legitimate) analyst, Sherlock Holmes. What pursues makes for a novel that is interesting, powerful and intriguing in its depiction of an individual whose revile and gift are a mind that sees the world completely actually.
No comments: