Invisible Inkling Audiobook

" Nice early chapter book. I can see third graders, especially boys, really getting into this story of a boy and his invisible pet. My only quibble with the book is that, when Hank is being bullied he does the right thing and goes to an adult. In fact, he goes to several adults, and none of them help him at all! Very frustrating to have that "it doesn't do any good to tell the teacher," mentality reinforced by the books we give children to read! "

" Quite a cute little story. Original as always with Emily Jenkins. "

" 8 year old loved it and laughed a lot through it. I always love Emily Jenkins' writing. My one misgiving is how Hank is bullied and my frustration that it's kind of brushed off by the adults - esp his teacher. Very much looking forward to the next ones! "

" Recommend for 3rd-early 4th grade reader. "

" I don't know if I loved this book because it is based on my favorite ice cream store, or if it is because just a really nice, well written story. Either case, this is a great option for realistic fiction readers. "

" Very cute and nice reading. Although it's a bit too short for me to fall in love; I wish it's longer though. Review will follow. "

" This was cute. Funny take on the imaginary friend concept. "

" Bandapats are so cute! Too bad they're invisible. "

" I prefer Emily Jenkins "toy" books, but the boy and I just finished reading this together and he loved it! We even bought it for a classmate's birthday next week. So, I'd give it a 3 and he'd probably give it a 4. "

" Cute! I'm looking forward to the rest of this series. "

" Dorky, imaginative Hank and his friend the real but invisible bandapat are endearing characters who made me laugh out loud. This would be a great choice for a class read-aloud! "

" Cute book about friendship and dealing with a bully. "

" Not as good as her "Toys" books. But still amusing. I love a dog named Rootbeer. "

" His best friend moved away and he's being pestered by a bully, but at least Hank has an invisible bandipat to talk to. Issues of bullying and respect and friendship. Grades 2-5 "

" Cute - not as great as Dangerous Pumpkins but still good. "

" A great short chapter book. A good one for young readers. Hopefully this will be a series. The ending implies that it might be. "

" Very cute and nice reading. Although it's a bit too short for me to fall in love; I wish it's longer though. Review will follow. "

" I really enjoyed the characters and the friendship between Inkling and Hank, but I was uncomfortable with the lack of resolution on the bullying problem. "