Amber (amber1111) reviewed on 4/11/2009

Helpful Score: 1

Arguably one of the most interesting books I've ever read. It's written from the point of view of Christopher, a teenage boy who has autism (at least I assume it is autism, as the book never specifically states this). The neighbor's dog is killed and Christopher sets out to find who committed the murder. In the process, he unearths other secrets and goes on other adventures. The book is not really about the murdered dog but the life of a person with autism. The ending was not a conclusive ending so you might want to avoid this book if you like your stories all tied up with a pretty bow at the end of a book. :)

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