Let me start off this post
by saying the ending of this book was terrible! It ended so abruptly, I was so
surprised when I found out it was the end because I had so many unsolved questions!
It reminded me of mocking jay by Suzanne Collins. In both books the authors kind of solve the problem and then the
book ends and with an unclear conclusion and I feel like the characters story
were kind of dropped if that makes sense. The ending of the book was also predictable.
Christopher and his mother travel back to Swindon and Christopher preforms his
A- level maths and, surprise, he passes them even though he is physically and mentally
exhausted. His Father tries to gain Christopher’s
trust again by buying him a puppy which I thought was a cute twist to the
story. And Christopher finishes his book by telling us what his plans for the
future are (completing his A- level physics, getting a first class honour degree
and becoming a scientist)
Look at the last two pages. 13
sentences started with and.
I thought it was
interesting.
I have to agree, like I stated in my own entry. Worst ending in a book, ever. The dog was the only *slightly* unexpected thing, but it hardly adds anything to the story. The quality of the book went up and down but dropped to zero at the end.
ReplyDeleteAs far as the 'and''s go, that's probably Christopher's personality shining through if I had to guess.