“Brian felt invisible. No one ever seemed to notice him. Until the day Justin came to class.“
“Brian felt invisible. No one ever seemed to notice him. Until the day Justin came to class.“
The Invisible Boy is a beautiful and heartfelt story that addresses the emotional challenges of feeling left out.
pickThe Invisible Boy is a beautiful and heartfelt story that addresses the emotional challenges of feeling left out.
“Mrs. Carlotti said we can have up to three people in our group. We're only two. C'mon Emilio, let him work with us.“
I like how Brian is drawn in color after he is noticed and cared for (opposed to his gray color palette when he is invisible.
pickA book about a boy who seems to be invisible- his teacher doesn't notice him, he is not picked for teams, and he is not invited to birthday parties. This is the story about how he makes a friend and finds his place in the classroom.
pick📘 Last week I read #invisible by the late #PaulAuster . I like this book. It‘s told in first, second, and third person, and there are 3 narrators. The style is very creative and purposeful.
📘 Read if you like college age coming-of-age, stories set in the 1960s, or stories about families coping with tragedy.
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🌙 This is my second by #Auster - I loved Moon Palace too.
📸 Photo taken 2 Sundays ago at White Sands National Park
Reading on trains. Women of a certain age, white haired women who read.
#invisible
This book is a great tool for morning meeting to show students how even small acts like including others can make a world of difference for some students.
