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Invisible Emmie

Terri Libenson

Ages 8–14

Readers rate it 3.7 (20 on Hardcover)

192 pages · Released May 2, 2017

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A note for parents

Invisible Emmie is a gentle graphic novel about a shy middle schooler navigating friendship and self-worth through comic art and emotional growth. The story emphasizes kindness, courage, and finding your voice, with relatable characters who learn and support one another. While the subject tags mention genocide, this appears to be a historical reference within the narrative rather than graphic content. This is an uplifting, character-driven story ideal for readers seeking emotional depth and positive role modeling.

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Shelved under

  • Middle schools
  • Juvenile fiction
  • Graphic novels
  • Girls
  • Fiction
  • Schools
  • Comic books, strips
  • Friendship
  • Children's fiction
  • Character driven
  • Strong Character Development
  • Loveable Characters

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ISBN 9780062484949 · Balzer + Bray

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