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What not to do if you turn Invisible
ISBN: 9780008156350
Reviews
Eve - Kimberley School - 2018
An excellent book. It really makes you laugh and feel the character. Young children in a world that adults may not see. The bullying that their parents don't know about, the secrets kept and never told, this story says it all.
Karleigh - Kimberley School - 2018
Full of unexpected twists and turns and is full of mixed emotions. One of the best books I've read. A story about trying to find out who she really is.
Grace - Kimberley School - 2018
Amazing book- it made me laugh and I could totally relate to some things which is why it is so good. I really liked the twists and turns and it gives people an insight on Ethel's point of view
Hicham - Kimberley School - 2018
Packed with adventure and twists and turns one of the best books I've read. Really enjoyed it.
Samuel - Fernwood School - 2018
This was a very interesting book it was so nice reading the book
Ben - Kimberley School - 2018
One of the most interesting and fascinating books I've ever read. With plenty of twists and turns to keep the reader involved. All the emotions Ethel felt, I did too! Happy, Sad, Confused, interesting, hurt, and plenty more. It was like you were the character going through all the hard but fun times. Definitely would recommend this to anyone who loves going through a roller-coaster of a story. One of the best books I've read!
Charlotte - Arnold Hill Academy - 2018
Very gripping with lots of twists. I couldn't put the book down. Absolutely amazing!!!!!!
Isabel - Arnold Hill Academy - 2018
Although the start didn't grip me, once I had got into it I couldn't put it down.
Luke - Arnold Hill Academy - 2018
I have only read to chapter 20 but its really good so far.
Julia - Rushcliffe Spencer Academy - 2018
This book was very interesting and I was desperate to know what was going to happen next due to the fact that there was both the invisibility and the secret of her true identity. Overall, this book was very entertaining and I really enjoyed reading it.
Towdah - Fernwood School - 2018
A very gripping book with a plot that children like us would understand, a very good story that I enjoyed reading
Xanthe - Rushcliffe Spencer Academy - 2018
It was a good book but Ethel seemed a little unrealistic. All in all, it wasn't one of my favourites.
Similore - White Hills Park Federation - 2018
I enjoyed it immensely. Funny at some points and serious in others. It was very intriguing and one of my favorite books. I love it!
Holly - Rushcliffe Spencer Academy - 2018
A cleverly written, intriguing story. Highly recommended for people who like fantasy or even if you don't, it is a great read anyway.
Jessica - White Hills Park Federation - 2018
I think this book was very good. However, I think the surprises came a bit too quickly without build up to them.
Naomi - White Hills Park Federation - 2018
The most exiting book I have read in a long time. It just got better as the book went on. It kept making me laugh. A great book I would definately recommend. A book for aged 9-13
Abigail - White Hills Park Federation - 2018
What Not To Do If You Turn Invisible is a very funny book. At parts it made me laugh out loud. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a funny and heart-warming story.
Matthew - White Hills Park Federation - 2018
A very interesting book. I was hooked from the beginning and you have to read the whole book to piece together the story. Many unexpected surprises and a thrilling storyline. I would recommend this for higher level readers and 10-12 year olds.
Martha - Kimberley School - 2018
I thought that this book was really good and different to any book I have read. The ending was unexpected which made it even better.
Ruby - White Hills Park Federation - 2018
I really enjoyed this book it was funny and very exciting ! It had a really good plot and I couldn't put the book down. I would recommend it for ages 9+.
Esther - Kimberley School - 2018
This story is very different and teaches you a lot about true friendship.