Imaginary Friend

'Astonishing . . . Genius . . . A masterpiece' EMMA WATSON

Christopher Reese has been through a lot by the age of seven. He will go through much more before he turns eight.

All his mother Kate Reese ever wanted to do is protect him. She will have to do that more than she ever imagined.

Their new home, the town of Mill Grove, Pennsylvania, is sleepy, ordinary, and isolated. In other words: perfect for what is about to happen.

Something that will deeply mark everyone: from Christopher and his mother, to the local sheriff, the residents of the retirement home, and every student at the school.

Something which no one can explain, but everyone can feel. Something that will change everything . . .

'Haunting and thrilling' JOHN GREEN

'Unputdownable. You'll fall in love with these characters.' R. J. PALACIO

'Warms the heart, freezes the blood . . . First class' DAILY TELEGRAPH

Like The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Imaginary Friend says that no matter how dark the places you have been or the things you have seen, no one and nothing and nowhere is beyond redemption. What is astonishing and laugh-out-loud genius is that Chbosky has disguised all this wisdom in an entertaining thriller. In true Stephen Chbosky style, he gives you the bran and the doughnut. Spiritual enlightenment and horror. I don't know how he did it. But he did it. It's a masterpiece Emma Watson