If I Were Invisible

This engaging story explores a young boy's struggle with his emotions and the journey toward understanding mental health, as depicted in If I Were Invisible.

In If I Were Invisible, the story follows Aaron, a young boy grappling with feelings of sadness and a desire for invisibility. As he navigates his emotions, he finds himself on a journey of self-discovery, spurred by his father's wellness adventure. This narrative aims to shed light on the importance of expressing feelings and the role of family support in overcoming mental health challenges. The book is designed to resonate with children, helping them understand that it's okay to talk about their emotions.

The If I Were Invisible book is part of the Collins Big Cat series, which is dedicated to supporting primary children in their reading journey from phonics to fluency. Each book in the series is crafted by top authors and illustrators, providing a mix of fiction and non-fiction that captivates young readers. The texts are leveled for both guided and independent reading, making them accessible for various reading abilities. Additionally, the series includes teaching support, assessment tools, and eBooks to further enhance the reading experience.

With its focus on complex themes and substantial text, If I Were Invisible is categorized as a Pearl/Band 18 book, aimed at fluent readers. The book encourages comprehension skills, vocabulary development, and recall through engaging content. In the back, there are practical ideas for reading that offer stimulating activities, making it a valuable resource for both children and educators.