Invisible Stanley
Author: Jeff Brown
Illustrator: Scott Nash
Ages 6-12 Recommended
ISBN 1540 07864 0
Flat Stanley is back! But where is he? What exciting adventures will Flat Stanley have?
Jeff Brown introduces invisibility in the sixth book of the Flat Stanley series. He has put heaps of enjoyment into these 85 pages that nearly everyone will enjoy.
Jeff Brown worked with Scott Nash to produce another classic book. Scott Nash has done all the pictures and characters including Stanley himself.
Finding out he is invisible is a shock at first but Stanley then finds out he can do heaps of amazing things when he is invisible. He finds it easy to help people or stop crimes but there are some things that are not good about being invisible.
In the story Stanley wakes up and is hungry. He goes to eat food then he goes back to bed. When he wakes he discovers the worst, but maybe it could have been the best thing that had ever happened to him. He was invisible!
He could help nearly everyone with anything but being invisible is hard. He holds a balloon so the person he is helping can see him.
I believe heaps of kids will LOVE this book and I recommend it for 6-12 year old kids. My favourite part is when Stanleys mum ( Mrs Lambchop ) makes a balloon like Stanley so everyone can see where he is.
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Wow i really like how you said people will Love this book and how you said parts from the story
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