Eighth: Reading Journal Blog / Sinisa Blagojevic

RECOUNT: List the 10 most important things about the text you are reading

1. Someone killed a dog and a boy called Christopher wanted to know who and then he started to do detective work.

2. The dead dog is from Mrs Shears.

3. Christopher is a shy child and he lives in his own world. He is very good in maths.

4. Christopher doesn’t like yellow and brown, and when he sees three cars with these colours in a row, it will be a bad day.

5. Everybody thinks that Christopher’s mother is dead, but she isn’t.

6. She always writs letters to Christopher but Christopher’s father didn’t give them to Christopher.

7. Christopher’s father doesn’t like the detective work from his son. He doesn’t want that Christopher puts his nose in another people’s business.

8. Christopher doesn’t listen to his father and he contuses his work.

9. He talks to Mrs Alexander an old lady in his neighbourhood.


10. Mrs Alexander likes to speak with Christopher.

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