This is the second review of the same book on this blog.
I wouldn't hesitate to call it a children's book because of it's extremely simple language and passages. I would recommend all the blooming book worms to start off with this novel as it not only brings interest into young minds but also brings love for books in them. For me the case was different as I read this after quite a many years since I started reading books and in that period of time I had finished many more classic and difficult books, thus compelling me to declare the book to be too easy.
This science fiction by Mark Haddon has a remarkable story though the beginning is not very interesting. Due to the growing curiosity in me I finished this book in about four and a half hours, approximately fifteen minutes for each chapter. It all starts when Jimbo accidentally drops some sandwitch on his sister's boy friend's head compelling Becky(sister) to take revenge in the form of a false story regarding the impression created by Jimbo's teachers on him. Then Charlie and Jimbo decide to spy on their teachers which brings out the fact that something is wrong with two of the teachers. They speak in an unusual language and this case interests the two friends very much leading them to meet in outer space. Don't you feel that the story is very interesting and you are getting enthusiastic about reading it. So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and read the book right away.
I wouldn't hesitate to call it a children's book because of it's extremely simple language and passages. I would recommend all the blooming book worms to start off with this novel as it not only brings interest into young minds but also brings love for books in them. For me the case was different as I read this after quite a many years since I started reading books and in that period of time I had finished many more classic and difficult books, thus compelling me to declare the book to be too easy.

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