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Save:Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend by Matthew Dicks is a heartwarming story narrated by Budo, the imaginary friend of an eight-year-old boy named Max who is on the autism spectrum. Budo, who is self-aware and has a strong bond with Max, navigates through the challenges of imaginary life, including the fear of fading away if Max stops believing in him. When Max gets into trouble, Budo must summon his courage to help his friend, leading to a captivating and imaginative adventure filled with themes of friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice.
The book is praised for its unique narrative voice, compelling storytelling, and insightful exploration of childhood imagination and friendship. Through Budo's perspective, readers are taken on a journey that delves into the complexities of Max's world, his relationships, and the emotional depth of being an imaginary friend with a limited lifespan. The author's experience as an elementary school teacher shines through in the authentic portrayal of the characters and the sensitive handling of themes related to autism and imagination.
I am lucky as imaginary friends go. I have been alive for a lot longer than most. I once knew an imaginary friend named Philippe. He was the imaginary friend of one of Max’s classmates in preschool. H...
