Charlie Bone and the Invisible Boy

By Jenny Nimmo

           Charlie Bone is back again in the series books of Charlie Bone. But this time there is an invisible boy that needs the help of Charlie Bone and his friend. The invisible boy's name is called Ollie Sparks and he is locked up in the old and terrible place of the Bloors academy. But why is he invisible? Because there is a Blue Boa that can turn people invisible. Can Charlie Bone solve the mystery? Or will villainous grandma Bone and her evil sisters will stop Charlie? But soon does Charlie Bone find out that one of his aunts is a shape shifter and she takes shape of who? But will Charlie and his friends save Ollie Sparks? You'll just have to read the book your self.

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jenny Nimmo was born in Windsor, Berkshire, England, and educated at boarding schools in Kent and Surrey from the age 6 untill she was 16. Then she ran away from school to become a drama student/assistant stage manager with Theater South East. She then graduated and acted in repertory theater in various cities: Eastbounre, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Hastings, and Bexhill.

 She left Britain to teach English to three Italian boys in Amalfi, Italy. When she came back, she joined the BBC (British Broadcasting Company), first as a picture researcher, then an assistant floor manager, studio manager (news), and finally director/adaptor with Jackanory ( A BBC storytelling program for children). She left the BBC to marry a Welsh artist David Wynn Millward and went to live in Whales in her husband's family home.  She lives in a very old converted watermill. During the summer, they run an art school. She has three grown up children: Myfanwy, Ianto, and Gwenhwyfar. _________________________________________________________________________________

    I strongly suggest to read the first two Charlie Bone books before this book. Midnight for Charlie Bone is the first book, Charlie Bone and the Time Twister is the second book, and Charlie Bone and the Invisible Boy is the third book.  I really enjoyed this book. I could tell because I finished it in under a week!