Kaila Eunhye Seo

This is like a love letter to imaginary friends everywhere. I don't even quite know which age group I'd recommend this to. Because I think kids will like it, but adults might appreciate it even more. As Fred grows up, his huge group of imaginary friends becomes less and less visible, until he forgets about them altogether. But it only takes one little girl who can see things other people can't to remind Fred of the friendships he used to have, the ones that will stick with you forever if you don't forget about them or stop believing in them.… (altro)

This is like a love letter to imaginary friends everywhere. I don't even quite know which age group I'd recommend this to. Because I think kids will like it, but adults might appreciate it even more. As Fred grows up, his huge group of imaginary friends becomes less and less visible, until he forgets about them altogether. But it only takes one little girl who can see things other people can't to remind Fred of the friendships he used to have, the ones that will stick with you forever if you don't forget about them or stop believing in them.… (altro)