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Let's Get Invisible! by Robert Lawrence Stine · Booklabria

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Let's Get Invisible!

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Let's Get Invisible!

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GoosebumpsBook 6 of 32

Book 6, Let's Get Invisible!, this book
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First published: 1993
Editions: 28 in 5 languages
Series: Goosebumps, 6

Synopsis

On Max's birthday, he finds a sort of magic mirror in the attic. It can make him become invisible.

Subjects: Mystery
Fantasy
Horror
Ghost stories
Children's fiction
Magic

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28 in 5 languages

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English16 Spanish5 French3 German2 All 5 languages

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