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A review by duanur
My Invisible Boyfriend by Susie Day
4.0
It was better than I expected! This was my 100th book on goodreads! I took a risk to read this book as my 100th. But it didn't dissapoint me. It was light and fun. But it was not shallow. Heidi is trying to find her place in the world. And I think it is the usual problem with fifteen-year-old-teens. I am, too 15 year old and I am glad I don't have "belonging" problems.
She wants to be like her friends and when a misunderstanding happens she continues lying. She pretends like she has a boyfriend. But it goes out of control when she signs in as her boyfriend on the internet. She talks with her friends as him and i think it is a really hard thing to do. I mean she sends herself e-mails and stuff.
Then she recieves an e-mail from "arealboy". He knows about her "imaginary boyfriend" and he says that he likes her. More-than-like.
Will she find "arealboy"? Will she find where she belongs?
I think the ending was satisfying. I liked it and I'm sure you'll like it too.
She wants to be like her friends and when a misunderstanding happens she continues lying. She pretends like she has a boyfriend. But it goes out of control when she signs in as her boyfriend on the internet. She talks with her friends as him and i think it is a really hard thing to do. I mean she sends herself e-mails and stuff.
Then she recieves an e-mail from "arealboy". He knows about her "imaginary boyfriend" and he says that he likes her. More-than-like.
Will she find "arealboy"? Will she find where she belongs?
I think the ending was satisfying. I liked it and I'm sure you'll like it too.