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Although Mark did not do any research on any type of disability, I personally think that he did a good overall job with putting together Christopher Boone . He also made a statement on how he wasn't specifically trying to only make the book focused around a boy with ass-burgers and I thought this was interesting.

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I I thought it was interesting when he said he got notes from people who read the book and they said if helped them understand a family member better. I feel like it is awesome if a book can help you figure out a family member more.

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It was a risky move not to do research, but Haddon ended up being accurate , which in the end is what counts

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I like how the book was able to give real children with autism a chance to explain themselves to their parents and others.

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I found it very interesting when Haddon said that people with disabilities are 99.9% normal person, and .1% disability because I believe that him looking at people with disabilities that way allowed him to accurately write from Christophers perspective.

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I think that having not been focused on Asperger's in the book it made Christopher more believable

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I didn't really like or appreciate how he told people research is not required. Even though he had hands on experience I still believe you need to understand what is going on on a molecular level

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I thought it was interesting that Hadden didn't do much research for this book as most authors do.

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I thought that is was interesting that he wrote about a young man with behavioral problems, rather then focusing on the fact that he had Autism.

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I found it very interesting that the author had gone out to make an interesting character rather than to focus on the character's divisibility, this definitely came off in the book because of this focus.

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What I found most interesting is that he had no prior research yet the people who had the disease said he got it pretty much right on.

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I feel since Haddon didn't do any research on Aspergers the book was better because he wasn't solely focusing on one part of Christopher.

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I wonder if the idea for the plot of the story was a result of something that the author experienced, or if it was a fresh idea.

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I thought that the fact that he already knew some facts about Asperger by reading the newspaper
was interesting

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I enjoyed that Haddon didn't look at Autism as a sort of burden that needs to be researched intensely, he instead represented it as a normal everyday thing, because that's what it is.

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I find it interesting that some readers with disabilities saw the book as a way for others to understand their mind -Evy

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I thought Haddon's statement about lack of research is very interesting for all authors.

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I found it very interesting how he was trying to draw attention to how autism isn't a catch all term. He had set out on a mission and I think he accomplished it