Mark Haddon penned a fantastic novel that went on to become a bestseller and win the Whitbread Book of the Year and Whitbread Novel awards. While writing this book, Mark Haddon is alleged to have screamed, "Who on Earth would want to read about a fifteen-year-old child with a disability?" He had no idea that the fifteen-year-old youngster with a disability was the one who helped his book stand out, win accolades, and become a success. “The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time” is the title of the book, and Christopher is the protagonist.

Christopher is a genius autistic autistic autistic autistic autistic autistic aut He can name every country in the globe, as well as their capitals. He has a photographic memory and is a mathematical and scientific prodigy. Despite his extraordinary brilliance, he is unable to visualise, comprehend figures of speech, or react to humour. He also dislikes crowded areas and being touched by strangers. Autistic-savants share traits with people who have autism and those who have Savant Syndrome. Autism is one of the developmental disorders in the Autism Spectrum Disorders category. The main symptoms of this illness are difficulties with socialising, imagination, and communication. Savant Syndrome is characterised by a low gene expression level.intelligence, but unusually narrow intelligence, typically in the areas of mathematics, music, art, and memorization

Christopher's parents are divorced in the storey. Because she can no longer cope with the duties of having an autistic child, Christopher's mother decided to leave him and his father. Parents who care for unusual children, such as those with autism, are likely to be more stressed than other parents. This is primarily due to their children's unique needs, uncommon behaviours, and varied abilities when compared to other children their age. These children will most likely struggle to communicate, resulting in unexpected reactions. When an autistic child cries for no apparent reason and begins hurting himself or herself, this is an example of this. Something, most certainly.has made him or her upset, but he or she is unable to express it since he or she lacks the necessary skills. Touch, pressure, movement, and sound may be hypersensitive or hyposensitive in some autistic children with sensory integration issues. They will exhibit specific behaviours that can be difficult to comprehend, such as avoiding particular foods and beverages, pinching or punching, repetitive movements, and yelling. Some of them may have a strong attachment to certain habits as well as a dread of new locations or people. It's not easy to meet these children's demands and deal with their misbehaviour, which can lead to a lot of stress.

Christopher's narrative ended with him overcoming problems that had previously caused him undue concern, and his mother returning to care for him. In real life, just as in this fictitious work, dealing with stress and anxiety among families who must cope with the disease can be accomplished in the same way. Stress and anxiety among parents and autistic children can be efficiently managed through correct management, medication, or treatment.