Invisible–another great book by Cecily Anne Paterson.

The book stars Jazmine Crawford–a young lady who actively avoids attracting attention. Since her father’s death, she has perfected the art of becoming invisible.

But then, Jazmine gets in trouble. To stay in school, she agrees to help with the school play. Soon, everybody sees her. Though it feels uncomfortable at first, Jazmine begins making friends. Her past haunts her, though. She must face it before she can truly move forward.

I love the characters in this story, especially Jazmine. Her insecurity reminds me so much of my own feelings at that age. I also like how this story handles the effects of frequent moves, disability, and mental health issues.

If you like your young adult books on the realistic side, this could be a good one for you. (For my other reviews of Cecily Anne Paterson’s books, check out Love and Muddy Puddles and Charlie Franks is A-OK.