Invisible To Her Bully Reviews

They need to get together already! There is definitely a few mistakes and contradictions in the story line so far but I am hooked. There is also a-lot of repeating the same lines in quite a few chapters so far. Hopefully he will step up and say how he feels soon before someone else does. Routing for them, the tension is building and I am invested in their story. At least he has stopped being a jerk, but would like to see him stick up for her more.

This is a slow paced story with a strong message about bullying amongst teenagers where one is at their most vulnerable stage. An insight of how a victim felt and continued to feel aftermath; how the victim rises and grew strong against the bullies; how some bullies realize their action and its’ impact but most important how love and support between friends and siblings matters most in such situations. It’s an ok read, just there’re too many repetitive statements that makes it feel as if the author is trying to drag the story by feeding more pages or chapters into the novel.

You get so sucked into this novel that you want to jump in and make Jessa see how wrong her mom was about hiding her beauty and smack some sense into Noah. Jessa is so very lucky she has someone as Mariah in her life, she really needs the wake up calls and the pushes she gets from her to be able to come out of her shell. Very well written about how life in an American school is with all the drama and pestering and insecurities from even the toughest of all.

Really interesting and catchy. I already want to know what will happen next and if Jessa will talk to noah more or will she and her brother have a better connection. Or if her brother will still be an asshole to his sister. I already know her and mariah will have an amazing shoping spree and Jessa is a strong girl. I am really rooting for her. I do relate to her in some ways, meaning about some stubborn weight. But she still deserves to feel loved.

A very good coming of age novel. Really enjoyed it, was very honest and enduring book. This book was a very truthful book about the life and challenges of high school students and their lives and how life constantly changes and the many ups and downs that get thrown at them and how they over come them and push forward to become adults in life. A very good read and explains the life challenges of high school and college very well.

So far a few things are not adding up. The perspectives shift and with that so does the story. The plot has potential to be interesting. It’s just the shifting narrative. One minute Noah is standing up for her and then she says he never says anything. Same with her twin. One minute he actually defends her and then she says he never said a word. Then she’s upset when he doesn’t defend her, and when he does she tells him that she doesn’t need him to fight her battles. It’s just not consistent.