Bwoop: The 60-Second Rule: How We Broke the Goggles, the Trophy Case, and the Rules About Being Invisible

What if you had exactly 60 seconds to disappear?

Maya Chen is the new kid. Again. She counts ceiling tiles so she doesn't have to make friends.

Leo Parker builds robots but freezes when he has to read out loud.

Dev Patel hasn't spoken since third grade. But he sees everything.

Ari Rivera is the mayor's son, the class clown, and one detention away from disaster.

Then they find Project Phantom: goggles that make you invisible for 60 seconds. BWOOP.

No teachers. No bullies. No problems.

Until the goggles break. The 1987 basketball trophy vanishes on Picture Day. A janitor's mop named El Diablo goes viral. And a therapy dog named Waffles becomes their only witness.

Now they have 21 days to fix everything... without disappearing.

BWOOP: The 60-Second Rule is a funny, heartfelt middle grade novel for readers 9-12. Perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Terrible Two, The Last Kids on Earth, and Invisible Emmie.

Kids love it for: school pranks gone wrong, invisibility gadgets, dogs in vests, and friendships that feel real.

Contains: SEL themes like empathy, self-esteem, anxiety, dyslexia, stuttering, and the courage to be seen. No violence. No bad language. Just a BWOOP and a lot of heart.

Rule #1: No hiding. Not anymore.

Reading age: 9-12 years Grade level: 4-7