A review by kumishona
The Last Invisible Boy by Evan Kuhlman
5.0
Another borrowed-over-and-over-and-over-again lucky find from the school library. This is one of those books I really, reaaaallly want everybody in the world to read but then again I want to keep it just to myself. The characters are sooo adorable (the whole story is, in fact) and it's just so sweet and heartbreaking and speaks to your heart like nothing else. This is one of those books that says in your face all those exams that say "use complex language to impress us!", because it uses the most beautiful simplistic language to touch us in ways books like Game of Thrones never could. (Although that is a totally different genre, so maybe this might not be a fair comparison.)
Point being: books like this deserve to be at least as famous than books like that. This is what everybody in the world should be crazing about.
(... Although I don't really hate having this all to myself to enjoy. Cheers ~ ^_^)
Point being: books like this deserve to be at least as famous than books like that. This is what everybody in the world should be crazing about.
(... Although I don't really hate having this all to myself to enjoy. Cheers ~ ^_^)