The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon is a unique and thought-provoking novel that combines mystery, humor, and emotional depth. The story follows Christopher Boone, a fifteen-year-old boy who is exceptionally skilled at mathematics and logical reasoning. After discovering that his neighbor’s dog has been killed, Christopher decides to investigate the mystery himself. As his investigation unfolds, he uncovers unexpected truths about his family and begins to see the world around him in a new way. In this course, students will explore themes such as truth, trust, family, independence, communication, and different ways of understanding the world. Through close reading, guided discussion, and literary analysis, students will examine first-person narration, characterization, perspective, symbolism, and the use of mathematics and diagrams within the story. Writing activities will include reflective responses, character analysis, perspective-based writing, and evidence-based literary essays. The course strengthens reading comprehension, critical thinking, and analytical writing while encouraging students to consider how perspective shapes the way stories are told and understood.