Invisible Things

Reach for this book when your teenager begins questioning the invisible rules of society or feels like an outsider looking in on an adult world that seems increasingly complex and rigid. Jenny Davidson's story follows Sophie and her brother, orphans who find themselves caught in a high stakes mystery involving a hidden city and scientific secrets that challenge their understanding of reality. It is a sophisticated science fiction tale that explores themes of belonging, the ethics of discovery, and the courage required to forge one's own path. While it features elements of classic adventure, it is grounded in the emotional reality of growing up and realizing that the people in charge do not always have the answers. It is best suited for readers aged 13 and up who enjoy intellectual puzzles and stories about finding family in unexpected places.