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8 Imaginative Middle-Grade Books With Invisible Characters

It’s pure fun watching a middle grade character who can turn invisible - sneaking past bullies, uncovering secrets, and learning that sometimes the hardest part isn’t disappearing, but being truly seen.


Things Not Seen – Andrew Clements

A teenage boy wakes up invisible one morning and must uncover why it happened - and how to reverse it - in a heartfelt, humorous suburban mystery.

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Invisible Emmie – Terri Libenson

A shy girl who feels “invisible” at school gets her secret notebook exposed, sparking a chain of revelations, friendships, and laugh-out-loud moments.

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The Secret Keepers – Trenton Lee Stewart

A boy discovers a mysterious pocket watch that grants invisibility - and must outwit the men who’ll stop at nothing to steal it.

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The Girl Who Could Not Dream – Sarah Beth Durst

A girl who steals people’s dreams stumbles upon an invisibility potion - and uncovers a mystery that puts her and her imaginary monster in danger.

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The Mummy in the Attic – Mitch Mitchell

When Tom McNabb discovers an Egyptian mummy in the attic, he accidentally turns invisible - and must solve the mystery of his father’s disappearance while learning that true courage can’t hide in the shadows.

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The Magic Thief – Sarah Prineas

A pickpocket who steals magical objects accidentally finds an invisibility spell - and becomes entangled in a mystery threatening the city’s magic itself.

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Framed! – James Ponti

Florian Bates’ sharp observation skills make him seem invisible to the grown-ups around him - the perfect asset for solving suburban crimes with style.

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The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy – William Boniface

In a town where everyone has powers except him, Ordinary Boy joins a team of quirky heroes (including one who can turn invisible) to solve a comic-book-style mystery.

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