children's dreams

A child overcomes his fears by instructing the creatures in his nightmare to help with household chores.

"Pins and Needles may look alike, but these best friends sure don't act the same. Pins is very brave. Needles is scared of most everything around him. One day, Pins has a scary dream and won't come out of his house. If Pins is scared by the dream, then Needles will be terrified! Can Needles find the courage to talk to his friend about his dream and convince Pins to come out and play?"--Back cover.

In her dream, Kate meets a snail, a chicken, a dog -- and a creature she has never seen before.

Presents a collection of alphabetically arranged entries that provide an introduction to the symbols often found in dreams, explaining how to apply them, what can be learned from them, and how it relates to events in one's waking life.

Presents an introduction to dreams, discussing what science has revealed about why people dream, looking at dream interpretation, and exploring different types of dreams. Includes suggestions for further reading.

Easy-to-follow text teaches young readers about nightmares, helping them learn that they are harmless and offering comfort for when they are scared.