Thurston and Kim make a really cute couple.

A short story about the relationship between Christopher and his Father after the book ends.

Inspired by Christopher Boone's epic journey, another British oddball tackles a mystery of his own. Does imagination always trump research? This is a Curious Incident parody that will blow your mind into smithereens.

The scene in the park told from Mrs. Alexander's POV. 9th grade honors English Summer Reading Project. I own nothing.

Christopher goes on another adventure when he sees a suspicious man in brown and yellow at the park.

Christopher must get a summer job.

This is the story of Christopher's freshman orientation at his new university.

Schools out and Christopher ed his Math level A exam with an A grade. He is in London with his mother, and is about to begin his adventure in time away from father, or is he?

Christopher embarks on a mystery when he finds mysterious marbles. He ends up needing his father's help to solve the mystery helping them to come closer together.

This story follows the story of Christopher, and his new dog Sandy, as Christopher prepares the night before taking his A-level for further Maths test.

Christopher and his father take Sandy to the park and teach her to play fetch

This story takes places after the novel. It is about Christopher at college.

Les gens qu'il aime finissent toujours par disparaître. Certains diraient de lui qu'il est maudit, qu'il n'a vraiment pas de chance, que les gens sont des monstres de le laisser ainsi sur le bord du chemin, ce bon, brave Ed qui fait tout ce qu'il peut, mais il connait la (triste, horrible, répugnante) vérité : c'est parce que c'est lui, le monstre, et qu'il les fait fuir.

Christophers Father is expressing his disappointment against the treatment of Christopher at the police station in a letter. ONE-SHOT

An additional chapter to end the book. Originally written as a school assignment by refurbished somewhat to make it a bit better hopefully :D What happens to Christopher next?

I just missed my train.

Okay so I wrote this for an english 9 essay. It's from the point of view of Christopher's dad when he's killing Wellington and . . . It couldn't have been that bad 'cause my english wanted a copy for future refernce. And it swears just like the book does.