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Tal Arbel talarbel12 — When Philip Noble's father dies, he has trouble adjusting even before his mother starts dating his uncle and he begins to see his father's ghost. Plot sound a bit familiar? It should, as author Matt Haig has taken as his jumping off point the bare bones of Shakespeare's Hamlet. However, it is what he does with those bones that makes this a truly enjoyable read. In his eleven-year old protagonist, Haig has created one of the most authentic voices in recent memory. It amazed me that an adult can so clearly remember (or mimic) how one felt and acted and talked as a child, but Haig does this amazingly well. Philip is obviously grieving for his father and resents the changes that his father's death cause in his life. Not the least of these changes is that his uncle moves in and starts dating his mother. When Philip starts to see visions of his dead father that tell him to avenge his death, we know he is in troubled waters. The questions surrounding the death of Philip's father add an element of mystery to the book. In a way, this echoed The Curious Case of the Dog in the Night-time for me, both for its family relations and pseudo-mystery to be solved. Philip is like a non-autistic version of that book's hero, Christopher Boone. Paying homage to Hamlet without being boxed in by a rigid retelling, Dead Father's Club is a great book.