I always enjoy her booksS

Did allow us to discuss times that we have felt invisible.

The concept of invisibility is real but the way the author dealt with it was not believable. I would have engaged with a more intellectual approach not such a literal approach. It made it tedious and unreal.

This is a magical, humorous book. There are many messages the author is telling us in this book. This book relates to all women. Thank you Jeanne Ray we really enjoyed your book.

This book really resonated with me. Entertaining and thought provoking.

The whole group agreed (which isn't usually the case) that the book had a great idea behind it, but wasn't made to be a believable story. It was a quick and easy read, but I left feeling completely annoyed with how the story was presented.

Women are often ''invisible" to their families, co-workers, and others. I get that. But this book strained credulity. Thousands of women worldwide have become invisible due to a cocktail of prescribed medications and few, including many of the victims, seem to care or notice. Kids don't notice that Mom is suddenly wrapped in layers of clothing. Husbands don't notice they are making love to an empty bed. One gal pal even seems to be jealous of her invisible friend! The idea of championing "invisible" women is a good one. But, this book was not the way to do it.