The Invisible Boy
Written by David Lubar
Illustrated by Patrice Barton
Reviewed by student in The Crosby Crew
Do you want to read a book about a boy who feels invisible? Have you ever felt invisible?
A boy named Brian feels invisible. He always feels left out at school. For example, when Brian was in the cafeteria everyone was talking about Madison’s pool party except Brian, because he wasn’t invited.
On Monday, a new boy named Justin came into the class and he changes Brian’s feelings. One day in the cafeteria some classmates made fun of Justin’s food. They laughed but Brian didn’t. He left a note for Justin about his food.
Read the book to find out if Justin and Brian become good friends.
Our favorite character was Justin because he helps change another person’s feelings to happier ones. We liked the part when Brian wrote the note because the pictures on the note were funny. The illustrations are different and unique because the colors changed before our eyes!
We recommend this book for all grade levels and for teachers to read this book aloud to a class. If you like books with a good lesson, we recommend this book to you!