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Hi Paige I googled your name and found this
Page I know it’s you because Melina and Charlie’s on here and also same school profile pic so whenever your reading this just know I’m a student in your class 8A and I have feelings for you your secret admirer

P.S shave a little you are pretty hairy but other than that nice boobs pussy and asss

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Paige nice rack

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Christopher has a normal life. No secrets, everything like it is supposed to be. Until one significant event changed everything. A dog in Christopher's neighborhood is murdered. Christopher is determined to solve the murder and digs deep into things he shouldn't have. Throughout the book Christopher uncovers many things about his family, and his life, that will change everything. Will Christopher find the murderer of the Dog? What other secrets could he find? Read the book to find out.

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This book takes place in various places across England.

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Now we are going to tell you all about the main characters in this book.

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- the narrator and protagonist of this novel. Christopher is fifteen years old, and is mathematically gifted. He struggles though with social acceptance and human emotion understandings. He divides the world into extreme likes and dislikes, Christopher also enjoys having logic order of everything. That is why Christopher could not resist investigating wellingtons death. He lives with his father, and pet rat Toby.

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Ed is the single father of Christopher, he prepares all of his sons meals and takes care of his daily needs. Christopher then begins to find out that his father is hiding more then he may suggest.

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Judy was the loving mother to Christopher, who was believed to suffer a heart attack when he was 12. Judy is remembered to be caring but a very impatient women who had difficulties taking care of her son.

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Mrs. shears is Christopher's long time neighbor. she is the own of the dog that was murdered in the book. She is very kind towards Christopher and was under standing until the incident that happened in her backyard

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In our opinion the book was great. From the perspective of a 15 year old boy with autism, it was amazing. To have a book written not from a perfect character's perspective, but a quirky one gave the book life. It was realistic, and each character had their own personality. Even with the explicit language it gave each character more life then other books might have. Lastly, the plot was perfect. With the mix of mystery and drama, the story of Christopher finding out the truth was suspenseful and we never wanted to stop reading. The author had just enough secrets and hidden ideas to keep the reading wanting more and more. There was never too much happening at once and the text was never overwhelming.

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What We Didn't Like About the Book~ Charlie

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What We Didn't Like About the Book~ Charlie

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This book was very well written, but there are somethings that we think the author should consider. One thing our group would advise to you is, their is a lot of profanity. I feel as it does help the reader understand the characters, but If you are not mature enough it may not be the book for you. Another thing we did not admire was how they portrayed adults and teachers. They made it seems as all of the strangers were very rude to Christopher, there were slim to no person(s) that were kind to him, which is not very realistic especially because he is young.

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We are now going to read a part of the book. (page 197)

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We would rate this book very highly. It was an amazing book and it kept us all wanting to read on to end. Even when the end came it wrapped up the story perfectly, and we knew everything was happy. The boos had a very different point of view because your looking through the eyes of a teenager with autism. Which added great things. The author also made the characters feel real and made the book more realistic. Some parts of the book though were kind of surreal. Overall it was definitely 5 out of 5 stars.

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We would recommend this to ages 12 and up. This would be because of the amount of profanity. People younger than 12 will not be mature enough to handle the content. As well the topic that the book is based on is very mature and younger kids might not understand what is happening, and why. Which might ruin the story.