It is 9 minutes past six in the evening. I am writing a review of a murder mystery novel. I like murder mystery novels as they involve puzzles where you try to solve the mystery before the answer is revealed.The novel I am reviewing is written by a boy with Asperger's Syndrome. I like reviews becaus...
It is 9 minutes past six in the evening. I am writing a review of a murder mystery novel. I like murder mystery novels as they involve puzzles where you try to solve the mystery before the answer is revealed.The novel I am reviewing is written by a boy with Asperger's Syndrome. I like reviews becaus...
The best part of the book was it's narration. It started out as a funny one but in the end turned out to be deeply heart-touching. I liked the narration very much , it had the innocence of a child which sadly i have lost somewhere in my teenage years and i yearn for it. Also the mathematical logic t...
I'm not entirely sure how I should feel after finishing this book. I do know that I feel confused and rather disappointed, which is a same, as I had high expectations for The Curious Incident.When I picked it up, I was expecting a murder mystery. Nothing like Agatha Christie or Jonathan Creek, but a...
While it's a stretch to call this a mystery and while I didn't find it to be quite the literary masterpiece it was heralded as, I still very much enjoyed the unique perspective of the book's antagonist. Also very funny and moving in parts. Well worth a read.
On reading the opening a second time, I found the first chapters to be the same prelude for an emotional tour-de-force, the feeling that never left me the first time I read the opening at someone's house. Then I read part of a short story by Flannery O'Connor -- an accidental comparison. Mark Haddon...
I've made it through 30 pages or so and realized that this is not my cup of tea. I'll leave the rating empty because I don't think it's fair giving it one star. Maybe you guys should give it a try if you're into this kind of thing, I've heard only good things from the people who tried it.
If the intention of the author is to drag people's attention from the title. It's successful, at least me. I feel that the author well organises the story with the topic, "chasing dog murderer", which is more or less not related with whole story ...
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