Concern Level: Medium-Low
In this short book there are a handful of things to be aware of and discuss with your kiddo. The biggest thing to know is that there are several me... → Continue reading below
The Adventures of Invisible Boy
VERDICT: Recommended
(with caution)
Concern Level: Medium-Low

Concern LevelMedium-Low
Concerning & Potentially Concerning Content
In this short book there are a handful of things to be aware of and discuss with your kiddo. The biggest thing to know is that there are several mentions of ghosts or even a house being haunted. This is included due to people trying to explain the actions of Invisible Boy. When Invisible Boy realizes an accident now allows him to turn invisible, before choosing to become a hero, the first thing he does is leave school (during school hours). He sneaks into a carnival, takes cotton candy without paying and even sneaks onto rides. The book opens to a young boy lying to his mother about what he is doing (we do find out later this is the villain of the story). This boy has a soda even though not allowed (explaining it is a special occasion). There are a couple slightly creepy drawings (short enough that you could flip through and see them easily to judge for yourself). Upon seeing a really rundown cat, he thinks it is a zombie (he does comment he knows zombies are not real). There is also a mention of a werewolf (never feels dark). The term “fart” is used as well as “foul stench of rotting flesh”. There are references to halloween.
VerdictRecommended
Our Thoughts
While not 100% clean, this is a refreshing option in the lighter, boy-focused graphic novel arena. If you feel comfortable with everything above for your reader, check out the rest of the series.
Plot SummaryNote: This information is typically from the publisher.Use with caution
Being invisible comes with great responsibility ... and great fun! In the second installment of this hilarious unlikely-superhero romp, Stanley and Gene master their invisibility powers and face a mysterious new villain bent on their destruction! Stanley and Gene have joined forces and finally figured out how to control their invisibility. It's obvious to Stanley what the duo should do with this newfound control--fight crime of course! Gene, on the other hand, is not so sure. When the only crime around is stealing a pen from the bank, fighting it isn't all that exciting. But when a new pair of villains rob Stanley's family store, things get personal. Can Stanley and Gene track down the thieves and recover the stolen goods before his family is forced to sell their home? And who is the mysterious supervillain boss instigating all of this trouble? These enemies-turned-partners will have to use all their powers and creative problem-solving to face these foes. 'Hilarious, hectic, and gleefully unpredictable ... The cartoon action is frenzied and fun, right till the last absurd, clever turn.' - Kirkus The second full colour graphic novel of The Adventures of Invisible Boy Action-packed, full of humour and superhero fun! Perfect for fans of My Brother is a Superhero And Dexter's Laboratory
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