"Lola?" he whispers. "You there? It‘s okay, I‘ll just wait here ‘til you come back."
Let's face it, at some time in our lives we have all wished we could become invisible- even if just for a moment. Well, Lola CAN. "Invisible" by Jeanne Bannon tells the story of high school senior Lola Savullo and her incredible ability. Will Lola be able to learn to control when she disappears?
I loved this story, and even though it was written for young adults I felt like I could relate to Lola. I guess some parts of high school never do change. There will always be those who pick on others and make life miserable for some. Lola, though, finds a way to get back at the bullies in her life.
You'll have to read "Invisible" to find out what happens, but I promise this is one read you won't regret. I laughed, I was saddened, and there was one shocking part that was handled with finesse by the author and by Lola herself. I am really glad I got to read this book and will be looking for others by Jeanne Bannon.
Congratulations on the review Jeanne.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Deb :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen for hosting me!
Thanks for the story Jeanne!
ReplyDeleteHello! Nice to meet you. I like your review.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by rumpydog. Nice to meet you, too!
ReplyDeleteI remember wishing I was invisible when I was in high school. I'm going to check this book out! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteKailani
An Island Life
kailani,
ReplyDeleteI think you'll enjoy the book. Have a great weekend!
I think this sounds good. I enjoy books that are actually targeted at a younger market.
ReplyDeleteFound you Crazed Fan blog hop and am following via GFC.
Thanks for stopping by Carli Alice. I enjoy YA novels, too.
ReplyDelete