I love this book! 
 For Christopher, life is routine. Love is someone who doesn't lie to you. Connection is when Dad holds his hand spread out into a fan, because you don't like hugs. A Bad Day is seeing too many yellow cars in a row. A Good Day is seeing enough Red Cars in a row. 
 To us, Christopher's life is upside down. 
 But when Christopher finds a Mrs. Shear's dog dead by being stabbed with kitchen fork, Christopher's systematic world is turned topsy-turvy, and nothing was what it was supposed to be. 
 Follow Christopher with his amazing journey and you won't regret it.