Orion Imaginary Friend: The new novel from the author of The Perks Of Being a Wallflower

This is Christian Fiction. And its advertised very, very deceptively. That being said, its bloody obvious a few pages in. I hated the book, and felt tricked after it. God, religion and rubbish. I doubt ill venture into SC again after this 700 paged train wreck.

The concept is sound but ultimately the book doesn't deliver against its potential. The characters are more like caricatures, especially the protagonist who just doesn't work as a seven year old. Like several other reviewers I feel the story would have had more impact of it were delivered in half the words. I found it frustrating, even patronising, to have the central thesis of good triumphs over evil to be restated over and over. The book has its moments, but I won't be recommending it to fellow bibliophiles.

Absolutely superb book, I’ve read reviews saying that there’s a lot of ‘filler’ in this book, however I don’t see it that way, there are loads of different sections and characters in this book that intertwine to make a captivating read. I am dyslexic so it takes me longer to read than most, this is a book I would normally avoid, I loved the author so I gave it a try....masterpiece

I haven't yet finished the book. It's over 500 pages long and I've got about 50 to go however......starts off a bit of a slow burner but it picks up the pace slowly and surely enough to the point where I can't put it down!! Took me in a direction I didn't expect.....the most unexpected yet prevalent imaginary friend......

I love this story from page one, I never wanted to put it down. It's a thick book but it didn't take me long to read it, i would stay up until 2 or 3 in the morning reading it, i would get lost in the story . I've recommend this book to my friends and family i love this book it's got an amazing twist to it.