it's a very good book about a kid that turns invisible one night and he finds a friend called alicia , they figure out the problem together and alicia is blind. It's a very nice book for everyone older than five.

Some folks, seeing as we are all still strapped with the Puritanical Outlook, think that the "invisible nudity" in this story is a bit mature, shall we say, for the young reader. Pshaw! I say. Kids, read on; read books, especially banned books. Of the thousands of books I've read, nothing in thems comes close to the offensive messages shown routinely on TV or in video games...The value of the written word is without a doubt much more valuable to all of us than anything "screens" have to offer. Things Not Seen is an imaginative, positive, wonderful story of a teenage boy faced with a challange few of us will ever see. His response to that situation is admirable, and well worth reading about. Great Book! I wish it were longer!

ive read things about invisible kids- and i like the message of resposibility written in Bobby, I do- but i really thought he would have more fun with it! REALLY he didnt even wonder in the girls bathroom, but then again, he sounds like a decent teenager, so never mind. he's really nice, and so is alicia- my favorite character in this book. Have u ever tried to go about your day blindfolded? let's just say my om misses her favorite vase... yeah... so she has so much courage and confidence, and.... COMMON SENSE! haha im out

This book is my favorite, bar none. The openly spelled-out message was fantastic. Andrew Clements keeps you enthralled all the way through. He writes beautifully, while keeping very current and modern. He creates realistic characters and carries them well. He remains constant in their own unique personalities. Bobby and Alicia are a pair of memorable characters that have an interesting relationship. They have undeniable chemistry, even when they are angry, if not at each other, at the world. I first read this book when I was 8 or 9 so,I think, any child can read this book and absolutely love it, like me.

I read this book for a book report in 8th grade. I read it in two days it was so good. I just finished my report on it and I think it gives children a good creative mind because invisiblity can't really happen. Bobby meets a blind girl and becomes friends with her and it teaches you lessons such as not to judge on how people are built. Personaly I think this book is a must for all children ages 9-13. There may be some big words but not huge.