I very much enjoyed Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend by Matthew Green (note - in some markets published under name Matthew Dicks) where Max's imaginary friend Budo tells about his life. Max is a "special" little boy who has autism and finds it difficult to relate to his family and his peers but he tells Budo everything. They are practically inseparable. Budo especially enjoys going to school with Max and seeing his favourite teacher. One day Budo notices Max acting unusually and then discovers he has been kidnapped. Budo then sets out to find a way to rescue Max. A delightfully charming story. 4/5Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend
I very much enjoyed Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend by Matthew Green (note - in some markets published under name Matthew Dicks) where Max's imaginary friend Budo tells about his life. Max is a "special" little boy who has autism and finds it difficult to relate to his family and his peers but he tells Budo everything. They are practically inseparable. Budo especially enjoys going to school with Max and seeing his favourite teacher. One day Budo notices Max acting unusually and then discovers he has been kidnapped. Budo then sets out to find a way to rescue Max. A delightfully charming story. 4/5
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