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I hope this book is made into a movie so that I can better understand the plot in a 2-3 hours long movie. This is an apt book for Stephen Chbosky fans. I wouldn’t say that I loved this book but it was a bit confusing for me. His storytelling technique is also brilliant with which he laid down the setup of a horror fantasy epic. Stephen Chbosky has an admirable way to pen his character and their details. On a positive note, I kept reading the book because I was so invested in the characters. A lot of repetitions only made me lose the interest in the book and I felt it could be a misprinted copy. I just felt that there were 350 extra pages. This 700+ pages long book could have been easily edited out to compress the plot.

It was gripping in the beginning and to the half way down. He calls it his “Imaginary Friend” who needs help in building a tree house. Everything is going perfect until Christopher goes missing for 6 days. The book is about a 7 year old boy, Christopher, who comes to live in a new town with his mother as his mother runs away with him from an abusive relationship. My first book by Stephen Chbosky and I couldn’t wait to dive into this much hyped book after knowing that this book came out 20 years after his previous release.

The imaginary friend book