One of his top ten child narrators, as shared at the Guardian:
Black Swan Green by David MitchellRead about another entry on the list.
My favourite of Mitchell's novels lacks the astonishing movements through time and place that characterize his work, but this story of thirteen-year-old Jason Taylor, a stammerer, during the summer of the Falklands War is his most emotional and heartfelt book. Mitchell has recounted how some of his character's experiences mirror his own, which adds an intriguing autobiographical element to the narrative, and for those looking forward to September's The Bone Clocks, there's a nice connection between the two novels with a sort-of-shared character.
Also see: The ten best books with teenage narrators.
--Marshal Zeringue