Kindness resources
the invisible boy
This book reminds its readers the vulnerability of feeling invisible and yet how that dynamic can shift through the kindness of even one friend. Not feeling seen is a terrible feeling, and in this story Brian goes from feeling invisible to being seen through a new friendship. This book may normalize this dynamic of feeling invisible for a more quiet, introverted child who often feels overlooked, and it also may encourage more sensitivity and kindness from peers to remember to connect and extend friendship to others.
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