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Original Title:	Things That Are
ISBN:	0399246916 (ISBN13: 9780399246913)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Things #3

Things That Are (Things #3)

Andrew Clements

Hardcover | Pages: 167 pages

Rating: 3.77 | 1721 Users | 172 Reviews

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Alicia may be blind, but that doesn't mean she can't see what is happening right in front of her eyes. Like how her parents try to give her freedom. Or how Bobby now Robert has returned to figure out their relationship. Or even the invisible man, William, and just how dangerous he is to Alicia, to Robert, to their whole family or so the police say. Or is Alicia wrong this time? If her normally sharp instincts are wrong, the results could be disastrous.From award-winning author Andrew Clements, here is a novel full of adventure, romance, and mystery, which at its heart is about trusting even things we know but cannot see.

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Title	:	Things That Are (Things #3)
Author	:	Andrew Clements
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 167 pages
Published	:	September 18th 2008 by Philomel Books
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Fiction. Realistic Fiction

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Book 3 of the Things series by Andrew Clements. Middle school, girls and some boys. Told from the point of view of Alicia, a high school senior, who is blind and has a seeing eye dog.Alicia is blind; her not-quite-boyfriend Bobby spent some time being invisible. In a previous book, the kids figured out how to make him visible again but now they both have been accosted by William, a British man from Quebec who has suddenly become invisible and wants help. The FBI is after him, Bobby's parents are

The third installment of the boy who turns invisible, his blind girlfriend, and a man who wants to become visible. Told from the point of view of the girl, mostly about teen angst.



So I start the beginning of the end of a trilogy by saying that I read the first two books in the series when I was younger - I remembered the first one, not the second one, and I know I definitely didn't read the third one.I stand by my original statement that this should've been kept as a standalone with Things Not Seen. Yes, the later books went more in-depth regarding other people who'd turned invisible, but everything else was just extra material tacked on to the first book.There's a long

Any book that has the father of the main character kill mice down a garbage disposal is beyond the pale. This seemed entirely gratuitous and not integral to the plot of this book. As a rodent-tender, I found this repellent. And if there are readers who don't like drugging dogs, get ready for that as well.The first half of this book is taken up with the inner dialogue of the main character. Her mental self-blather is repetitive and whiny. Plus she has another voice in her head that taunts her. I

Aha. So this book is apparently a sequel, which mostly explains why I didn't enjoy this book.Good: I could almost sense what blindness was like for the main character. Her actions are well-described, focusing on sounds and shapes, and this gave her a charisma that was lacking in her personality.Bad: When Andrew Clements introduced characters, he would half-explain why they were showing up, which was more like a half-apology to those who hadn't read the first book. The book was poorly paced,

I love how Andrew Clements a believable story involving an unbelievable occurencethe combination of faulty wiring and solar flares turns people invisible. Things That Are (Scholastic 2009) is the third book in this trilogy that begins with Things Not Seen. This last installment is from Alicias point of view. Alicia may be blind, but she sees much more than other people. She knows that something changed Bobby while he was auditioning in New York. Will it draw them closer and move their