Summer in the Invisible City

Written by Juliana Romano

Sadie loves photography. She is in a summer school photography class. Her dad is a famous artist, but she hasn’t seen him in seven years. Her dad takes her out to lunch and tells her mean things, that she can’t ever be a good enough photographer and that everything has already been done, so she wants to give up trying and quit. There is romance and heartbreak. Boys come and go, and then come back, and the ending is happy.

Review by Nayeli Chavez, Student, Eisenhower Jr. High
Rating: ★★★✩✩ (3 stars)
Interest Level: 8th Grade and Up

Summer in the Invisible City
Written by Juliana Romano
Dial Books
305 pages
Release Date: 2016
A review copy was provided by the publisher.

Tags:

2016 YA Fiction, Art Fiction, Coming of Age Fiction, Fathers and Daughters Fiction, Friendship Fiction, Juliana Romano, Love Fiction, Nayeli Chavez, Photography Fiction, Romance Fiction, Student Reviews, Summer in the Invisible City