How did you like the end of the book? Do you think Christopher can really do anything?

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Tom

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Yes, I really think that Christopher is slowly gathering tools to use to really do something with his life, slowly but surely.

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Lee, mom to Alex 6 DS, ADHD, Ben 2 1/2 DS, Hirschsprungs/HOH (adopted), Hannah 9 typical, Chelsea 18 typical (adopted)




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I think the future looks promising for Christopher. Of course, he'll still have his challenges, but he's learning to deal with them.

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Ecki



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I didn't want this book to end, because though I mentioned that I had trouble getting into it, once I did, I felt like I cared a lot about Christopher and I wanted to stay with him even longer.

It has made me interested in reading more about autism, and I want to read LOOK ME IN THE EYE next. I wonder how the two books might compare, and I wonder too what someone like John Elder Robison might think about CURIOUS INCIDENT.

Just thoughts that I'm having, I guess this isn't a very coherent answer!

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Jennifer Graf Groneberg

"Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" is also about a boy with autism.

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Tom

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Thanks, Tom! I'll check that one out, too!

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Jennifer Graf Groneberg