dreams

A collection of poems which imagine everyday items coming to life once everyone falls asleep.

"Introduces ... reader[s] to the calming and inspirational effects of dream interpretation ... [with the goal of ensuring] that the third of their life they spend asleep becomes productive"--Provided by publisher.

"Alice has the ability to enter other people's dreams... but not always the way she wants or expects! After moving back to Ohio, Alice is stuck sharing a bedroom with her brother, and worse, sharing his dreams! The bright spot in her life is her best friend, Jamie, but there's more history between their families than Alice realized, and there are secrets buried deep in their small town that only she'll be able to explore . . . but only in her dreams!"--Provided by publisher.

". . . examines dreams and dreaming from a variety of angles--biological, psychological, and sociocultural--in order to provide readers with a holistic introduction to this . . . subject"--Provided by publisher.

". . . examines dreams and dreaming from a variety of angles--biological, psychological, and sociocultural--in order to provide readers with a holistic introduction to this . . . subject"--Provided by publisher.

"After her twin brother is attacked, Stella Clay senses there is something different about him, but a talking mouse tells her that her brother has been kidnapped and taken prisoner in the Dreamway and it is up to her to rescue him"--OCLC.

Samantha Harmon, unlike the other girls in Bunk 9 at Camp Minnehaha, dreams of a wonderful boy in a cabin in the woods and finds him too, but Dennis is a little intense, and when he says he wants to be with her forever he really means it.

"After her mother's death, Ivy is sent to live on an island with a rich uncle where she experiences nightmares and learns about her family's murderous past"--OCLC.

After he is sent to bed without supper for behaving like a wild thing, Max dreams of a voyage to the island where the wild things are; and features images from the 2009 motion picture adaptation.

Provides Freudian and Jungian analyses of 1001 symbols found in dreams, arranged in sections that include inner lives, transactions, and environments.