by Mark Haddon
Format: Paperback
Condition: Very Good
Clean and well-kept, with slight yellowing along the top edges of the pages.
240 pages
Pre-owned
Named one of TIME’s Best Young Adult Books of All Time.
A bestselling modern classic, both poignant and unexpectedly funny, told through the distinctive voice of fifteen-year-old Christopher Boone—an autistic teenager with a brilliantly logical mind and a deep admiration for Sherlock Holmes.
Christopher knows every country and its capital, as well as every prime number up to 7,057. His carefully ordered world is disrupted when he discovers his neighbour’s dog, Wellington, dead in the garden and finds himself suspected of the killing. Determined to uncover the truth, Christopher begins an investigation inspired by his favourite fictional detective.
What starts as a neighbourhood mystery soon leads Christopher toward unexpected discoveries about his own family. Blending mystery with a deeply affecting coming-of-age story, Mark Haddon draws readers into Christopher’s precise and singular way of understanding a world that often feels confusing and unpredictable. Inventive, moving and sharply funny, this is a story about truth, trust and finding the courage to venture beyond what feels familiar.
by Mark Haddon
Format: Paperback
Condition: Very Good
Clean and well-kept, with slight yellowing along the top edges of the pages.
240 pages
Pre-owned
Named one of TIME’s Best Young Adult Books of All Time.
A bestselling modern classic, both poignant and unexpectedly funny, told through the distinctive voice of fifteen-year-old Christopher Boone—an autistic teenager with a brilliantly logical mind and a deep admiration for Sherlock Holmes.
Christopher knows every country and its capital, as well as every prime number up to 7,057. His carefully ordered world is disrupted when he discovers his neighbour’s dog, Wellington, dead in the garden and finds himself suspected of the killing. Determined to uncover the truth, Christopher begins an investigation inspired by his favourite fictional detective.
What starts as a neighbourhood mystery soon leads Christopher toward unexpected discoveries about his own family. Blending mystery with a deeply affecting coming-of-age story, Mark Haddon draws readers into Christopher’s precise and singular way of understanding a world that often feels confusing and unpredictable. Inventive, moving and sharply funny, this is a story about truth, trust and finding the courage to venture beyond what feels familiar.
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