Things Not Seen
Readers rate it 3.8 (47 on Hardcover)
264 pages · Released 2002 · Putnam Juvenile
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This is a thoughtful science-fiction mystery aimed at middle-grade readers that explores themes of isolation, self-worth, and connection. Bobby's invisibility is both literal and metaphorical, and the story rewards empathy, courage, and reaching out to others. While the premise involves some anxiety and there are minor perilous moments, the tone is generally warm and the resolution is hopeful.
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Fifteen Bobby is used to feeling like he's invisible. Then one morning he wakes up and he "is" invisible. Now he wonders if he'll ever reappear. Fifteen Bobby is used to feeling like he's invisible. Then one morning he wakes up and he "is" invisible. Now he wonders if he'll ever reappear.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Science Fiction
- Fiction
- Blind
- Adventure
- People with disabilities
- Blind -- Juvenile fiction
- People with disabilities -- Juvenile fiction
- Science fiction -- Juvenile fiction
- Children's fiction
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ISBN 9780399236266 · Putnam Juvenile