Every Visible Thing, (Paperback)

from aliciamalia

Every Visible Thing is told from the point of a pre-teen (in this case, two of them). The subject matter is fairly deep - a missing sibling - but the book's realism and point of view makes the writing succeed. This isn't a great book, but it's a good one.

from bookmagic

This was a very dark and dismal novel which I found in the bargain book section at B&N. The story is told from two characters, Lena and Owen, alternating chapters. Lena is obsessed with finding her brother or at least finding out who he was. She finds his old camera and lots of undeveloped film. ...

from bookmagic

This was a very dark and dismal novel which I found in the bargain book section at B&N. The story is told from two characters, Lena and Owen, alternating chapters. Lena is obsessed with finding her brother or at least finding out who he was. She finds his old camera and lots of undeveloped film. ...

from dogdayspress

Lisa Carey has crafted a mesmerizing tale of a family that is struggling 'out of synch'. When the Furey's lose one of their members, the family begins to sputter out of control... like an engine misfiring when all the cylinders aren't functioning properly. I was especially impressed with the char...

from Jebbie74

I loved very minute of this, from beginning to end.