In an act of rebellion against his parents' wishes for him to stay at home, keep his invisibility a secret and basically act like he doesn't exist, Bobby goes outside and observes his town from his new invisible perspective. Until they can figure things out, Bobby has to stay under the radar. He's.INVISIBLE?! His parents can't believe their eyes either.
This book is so realistic I actually believe I might become invisible one day myself! Bobby wakes up one day, normal as ever, until he looks into the mirror. Want to find out what happens to Bobby? Grab a BlAnKeT and find a quiet place and dive into this amazing book! Recommended for ages 10-100 Thanks for reading -Ajg16's Reviews His dad & Alicias dad are rushing to find out what happens and the states child service is looking for him because no body as seen him in 3 weeks because he has the flu (NOT) along the way he and Alicia are trying there own ways to figure out what exactly happen. They start becoming good friends and Bobby tells her he is invisible and Alicia talks about how she became blind 2 years earlier. But Bobby grows incredibly bored and decides explore the town with his invisibility but then he bumps into a girl and freaks thinking he has blown the secret! But it turns out the girl (Alicia) is blind and doesn't even realize he isn't there. no seriously he isn't there and he isn't a vampire he's invisible!! His parents don't believe him at first (cause he always messes around), but when they do believe him they both agree Bobby can not leave the house until they figure out what has happen. Highly recommended.Bobby wakes up one school day and starts his routine but when he looks in the mirror. Teens will identify with Bobby's experience of being essentially invisible. The ensuing drama, involving a nationwide search for other invisible people and a break-in to the computer database at Sears, Roebuck legal department headquarters ("News flash: Invisible people make excellent spies and thieves") is authentic enough in detail to allow readers to overlook the nuttiness of it all. Attempting to take matters in his own hands, he ventures out-naked-to the library, where he meets a blind girl who becomes a natural confidant. Doing his best to adapt, Bobby informs his parents and grows more and more frustrated as they try to control his (unseen) life. But what would happen if you actually did wake up invisible one day? Fifteen-year-old Bobby is faced with this curious predicament in Andrew Clements's compelling novel Things Not Seen. Teens, especially those not in the Uber-popular set, know all about feeling invisible.
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