Perfectly Invisible by Kristen Billerbeck

Review by Jill Williamson

Daisy Crispin is almost done with high school. Then she will finally be able to get away from her controlling parents and chase her college dreams. But the loss of her job throws a kink into her perfect plans. She’ll never raise enough money for college without a job. And why is her sort-of boyfriend completely ignoring her? Does he like another girl? It had better not be her best friend, because that would be so wrong. As Daisy struggles to figure out how to achieve everything she’s always wanted, she starts to wonder if all she ever wanted is all she thought it would be.

I’m so glad Kristin Billerbeck wrote a sequel to Perfectly Dateless! The characters in that book were wonderful, and now we get to spend more time with them. This book was fun, filled with one misunderstanding after another, lots of teenage angst, and lots of laughs. I loved how Daisy grew over the course of this book. These were two great books, and would make a wonderful gift for any teenage girl who loves to read.

Age Range: 12 and up
Genre: contemporary
Part of a Series: Universally Misunderstood, book 2
Pages: 267
Publisher: Revell
Released: 2011
    

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