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Why does Christopher decide to write a book?
Describe Christopher's connection to animals.
What happens when Christopher finds letters from his mother?
Describe Christopher’s relationship with his father.
What is Siobhan’s role in Christopher’s life?
How does the murder of Wellington act as a catalyst for Christopher’s emotional journey?
How does the use of diagrams, lists, maps, and drawings contribute to the storytelling?
What does the novel suggest about different ways of experiencing the world?
Is Christopher’s father abusive, or is he a flawed parent? Explain with evidence.
What does the novel teach readers about communication and misunderstanding?
Who is Toby?
How does Christopher react when people shout?
What are the limitations of having Christopher as the only narrator?
What does the journey to London symbolize for Christopher?
Why are colours (red cars, yellow cars, etc.) symbolically important?
Explore the moral struggles of Christopher’s mother.
