Imaginary Friends review by ROrn
Imaginary Friends
by John Marco, Martin H. Greenberg
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Anthology

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Age at time of review - 11
Reviewer's Location - Shippensburg, PA, United States
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Everyone has had an imaginary friend. It may have been someone your age, a dog, or some memory left over from a tragic incident. All of them have either helped you or hurt you in their own way. This is a compilation of thirteen original stories about people and their beloved, and their not-so-beloved, imaginary friends. From a dragon and his imaginary human to a toy mountie coming to life to help save a woman's imagination, these imaginary friends bring chaos into the lives of their creators.

Opinion: 

This book was an amazing collection of thirteen stories written by thirteen amazing authors. They made me smile and laugh, and they also made me cry. Some of the stories were confusing and didn't have a very clear plot line. They were muddled and made no sense. Others were clear and exciting, making me want more once the story was finished. A few were centered around psychological problems that kind of made for a scary read. All together, the stories made for very good reads.

 

Rating:
4
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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