About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager expresses feeling invisible to their peers or is struggling with the isolation that often accompanies being different. It is a poignant choice for the child who feels like they are watching life from the sidelines rather than participating in it. Stephen has been invisible since birth due to a curse, living a lonely existence until Elizabeth moves into his building and discovers she is the only person who can see him. Their connection sparks a quest to break the spell, blending urban fantasy with a deeply felt exploration of identity and the power of being truly known by another. While it contains romantic elements and some magical peril, it remains a grounded story about the fundamental human need for connection and belonging. Parents will appreciate how it uses a supernatural premise to validate the very real emotional experience of teenage loneliness.
