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''The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-T ...

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  • Is Christopher’s father abusive, or is he a flawed parent? Explain with evidence.
  • How does Christopher react when people shout?
  • What happens when Christopher finds letters from his mother?
  • What does the novel suggest about different ways of experiencing the world?
  • Does the novel suggest that rational thinking can solve emotional problems? Why or why not?
  • Why does Christopher’s mother leave?
  • Describe Christopher's connection to animals.
  • Why are colours (red cars, yellow cars, etc.) symbolically important?
  • How does the use of diagrams, lists, maps, and drawings contribute to the storytelling?
  • Who is Toby?
  • Describe Christopher’s relationship with his father.
  • What does the journey to London symbolize for Christopher?
  • What does Christopher always carry in his pocket for comfort?
  • What are the limitations of having Christopher as the only narrator?
  • Why does Christopher decide to write a book?
  • How does the murder of Wellington act as a catalyst for Christopher’s emotional journey?
  • Explore the moral struggles of Christopher’s mother.
  • What does the novel teach readers about communication and misunderstanding?
  • What is Siobhan’s role in Christopher’s life?
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