The Mostly Invisible Boy by A.J. Vanderhorst

As the monsters close in, and the fearsome Sylvan Watch hunts Casey down, he and his newfound friends must unearth abandoned magic, buried at the forest’s roots…or be devoured along with everyone else, Sylvans and civilians alike. AJ Vanderhorst takes a lot of relatable struggles and relationships, and combined with enchanting writing, the help of mighty trees, hidden magic, and fierce monsters, The Mostly Invisible Boy is a 100 unique, 100 beautiful, 100 adventurous story.

He wants to belong.Keeping his identity hidden–while struggling to prove he fits–is hard enough, but Butcher Beasts have returned to Sylvan Woods after a hundred years.

Shockingly, people here actually see Casey–but being seen isn’t enough. The Mostly Invisible Boy (Casey Grimes) by AJ Vanderhorst 5.0 (7) Paperback 18. AJ Vanderhorst’s The Mostly Invisible Boy shares the ever sensitive worry of young peoplefitting in with others and the struggle with their own identity. The forgotten sentry tree marks the border between his safe, suburban life and a fierce frontier.Casey and his little sister Gloria infiltrate Sylvan Woods, a secret forest society devoted to ancient, wild things. Students look right through him-and theyre not faking. Morelli’s latest novel series gives students in fourth through seventh grades an opportunity to see their lives through the eyes of their teachera man struggling with many of the same issues as them, such as bullying and his search for self-worth. Casey doesn’t know why he’s mostly-invisible, but when he scales a colossal oak, he discovers a fortress in its branches. Eleven-year-old Casey Grimes is stubbornly friendly, but hes eternally the new kid at Vintage Woods Middle School. Students look right through him–and they’re not faking. Eleven-year-old Casey Grimes is stubbornly friendly, but he’s eternally the new kid at Vintage Woods Middle School.

The Mostly Invisible Boy by A.J. Vanderhorst