Nobody ever notices the Schwa, except for Ansty Bonano. Antsy and the Schwa start running experiments to see just how “invisible” he really is.

I quite enjoyed reading this book. It was both about absolutely nothing and everything at the same time. The whole concept of the book is that nobody notices that the Schwa exists. Throughout the book we have about five different story lines. Each storyline added to the overall story, but at the same time, I dare say the story would still be the same if some of them were taken out. So again, I state this book was about nothing but also everything…

My favorite storyline was at the beginning of the book with the different “experiments” that they ran and the trouble they ended up getting in. I also enjoyed the storyline of the Schwa’s mother and the mystery involved there. I feel like it really added to the Schwa's personality and his fear that one day he may just actually up and "disappear."

I would recommend this book to readers of all ages, young and old, especially if you love a story with a little soul searching and a story that makes you think.