Invincible
Jazmine likes Liam.
At least, she thinks she does, so it's hard to understand why she feels so uncomfortable around him.
On top of that, she has to deal with Gabby, her best friend who seems to have disappeared entirely, and her Grandma full of challenges and family secrets.
If she's going to figure it out, Jaz will need to speak up for herself, rescue her friendship, and make peace in her relationship with her changing family.
But when you've used up all the courage you have, where do you get more from?
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Invincible is a story for bravehearts, about friendship and family, love and courage. The second book in the Invisible novels, it was shortlisted in the CALEB Awards in 2016 and is the sequel to Invisible, a semi-finalist in the 2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award.
"Invisible is... an exquisitely written story... a stunning account of the reinvention of a compelling and sympathetic character." - Publisher's Weekly
"Lovely... sensitive, hopeful, empowering." - Cathy Cassidy
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"Amazing. It was very inspiring. Definitely had me on my toes the whole time! Great storyline. I highly recommend! This will be a favorite."
"Wonderful sequel to Invisible. There are a lot of great lessons in this book but it is not an overbearing, boring, moral lesson; it is a terrific story with good character development, plot tension and resolution, which also happens to have some very important lessons for young ladies. I will be purchasing several copies to share with the young ladies I know!"
"Five Stars. It was awesome. Can't wait for the next one."
"This is much more than a teen novel. It's well-observed and beautifully written. Jazmine is a gutsy Australian teenager who you can't help but identify with deeply in this sparkling, sometimes harrowing account of her ups and downs with family and friends. As Jazmine finds courage to be real with the people around her, there are unexpected results."
"'Invincible' is an inspiring book, a challenge to get out there and embrace life. But be warned - you will probably cry!"
Jazmine likes Liam.
At least, she thinks she does, so it's hard to understand why she feels so uncomfortable around him.
On top of that, she has to deal with Gabby, her best friend who seems to have disappeared entirely, and her Grandma full of challenges and family secrets.
If she's going to figure it out, Jaz will need to speak up for herself, rescue her friendship, and make peace in her relationship with her changing family.
But when you've used up all the courage you have, where do you get more from?
__________________________
Invincible is a story for bravehearts, about friendship and family, love and courage. The second book in the Invisible novels, it was shortlisted in the CALEB Awards in 2016 and is the sequel to Invisible, a semi-finalist in the 2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award.
"Invisible is... an exquisitely written story... a stunning account of the reinvention of a compelling and sympathetic character." - Publisher's Weekly
"Lovely... sensitive, hopeful, empowering." - Cathy Cassidy
______________________
"Amazing. It was very inspiring. Definitely had me on my toes the whole time! Great storyline. I highly recommend! This will be a favorite."
"Wonderful sequel to Invisible. There are a lot of great lessons in this book but it is not an overbearing, boring, moral lesson; it is a terrific story with good character development, plot tension and resolution, which also happens to have some very important lessons for young ladies. I will be purchasing several copies to share with the young ladies I know!"
"Five Stars. It was awesome. Can't wait for the next one."
"This is much more than a teen novel. It's well-observed and beautifully written. Jazmine is a gutsy Australian teenager who you can't help but identify with deeply in this sparkling, sometimes harrowing account of her ups and downs with family and friends. As Jazmine finds courage to be real with the people around her, there are unexpected results."
"'Invincible' is an inspiring book, a challenge to get out there and embrace life. But be warned - you will probably cry!"
Jazmine likes Liam.
At least, she thinks she does, so it's hard to understand why she feels so uncomfortable around him.
On top of that, she has to deal with Gabby, her best friend who seems to have disappeared entirely, and her Grandma full of challenges and family secrets.
If she's going to figure it out, Jaz will need to speak up for herself, rescue her friendship, and make peace in her relationship with her changing family.
But when you've used up all the courage you have, where do you get more from?
__________________________
Invincible is a story for bravehearts, about friendship and family, love and courage. The second book in the Invisible novels, it was shortlisted in the CALEB Awards in 2016 and is the sequel to Invisible, a semi-finalist in the 2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award.
"Invisible is... an exquisitely written story... a stunning account of the reinvention of a compelling and sympathetic character." - Publisher's Weekly
"Lovely... sensitive, hopeful, empowering." - Cathy Cassidy
______________________
"Amazing. It was very inspiring. Definitely had me on my toes the whole time! Great storyline. I highly recommend! This will be a favorite."
"Wonderful sequel to Invisible. There are a lot of great lessons in this book but it is not an overbearing, boring, moral lesson; it is a terrific story with good character development, plot tension and resolution, which also happens to have some very important lessons for young ladies. I will be purchasing several copies to share with the young ladies I know!"
"Five Stars. It was awesome. Can't wait for the next one."
"This is much more than a teen novel. It's well-observed and beautifully written. Jazmine is a gutsy Australian teenager who you can't help but identify with deeply in this sparkling, sometimes harrowing account of her ups and downs with family and friends. As Jazmine finds courage to be real with the people around her, there are unexpected results."
"'Invincible' is an inspiring book, a challenge to get out there and embrace life. But be warned - you will probably cry!"