Books with title Sweet Dreams, Sarah

In this twelfth Daisy Dreamer chapter book, Daisy can’t find her imaginary friend, Posey!Meet Daisy Dreamer. People call her the girl with her head in the clouds because she daydreams some of the time…or maybe most the time. She loves to write stories, draw, and invent games. Then one day, she drew a doodle in her special journal and that picture came to life! That’s how she met her imaginary friend, Posey! Or maybe she didn’t? You see, Daisy just woke up from the wildest dream ever. It’s the kind she wanted to tell everyone about. But when she looks for Posey, he’s nowhere to be found. Was her imaginary friend really imaginary the whole time? With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, the Daisy Dreamer chapter books are perfect for emerging readers.

This book is the story of a typical day as a child with my mother and as a mother with my own children. I hope children love the fun photos and it reminds all parents of how special each day with their children can be. I originally wrote it as a poem but loved the idea of making it into a book. Thank you for taking the time to read and enjoy this special book!

“The award-winning singer has taken one of her songs and created a gorgeous picture book to accompany her voice on the CD included,” raved School Library Journal about Jewel’s first picture book, That’s What I’d Do.In Sweet Dreams, a mother’s soothing lullaby opens the door to an imagined adventure for her sleeping child. Amy June Bates’s luminous illustrations capture the beautiful world of dreams that every mother wishes for her child. The pair rows though the indigo night sky and catches shimmering stars in their silver net. Cascading clouds spill form the Big Dipper, drawing them along their night journey. This package includes a hardcover book along with a CD of the song sung by Jewel.

Dream Sweet by Taylor Daniel is the story of unrequited love possessing the mind of an adolescent boy and the girl of his dreams. He had always thought love would be serene, but he was unprepared for the intensity of her vivacious touch and attraction. Unaware of the turmoil this creates for those around him, his affinity fuels the battle in his mind and causes him to question his reality. He is determined to experience the ardor of desire for her but oblivious to the sacrifice it will take. It is a story of constant fervor towards that intimacy lost in time.

Dream Sweet by Taylor Daniel is the story of unrequited love possessing the mind of an adolescent boy and the girl of his dreams. He had always thought love would be serene, but he was unprepared for the intensity of her vivacious touch and attraction. Unaware of the turmoil this creates for those around him, his affinity fuels the battle in his mind and causes him to question his reality. He is determined to experience the ardor of desire for her but oblivious to the sacrifice it will take. It is a story of constant fervor towards that intimacy lost in time.

Sweet Dreams is a story based on a young boy who is constantly trying to avoid the nightly task of bedtime. Though he tries running and hiding, his mother finds him and tucks him into bed while trying to ease his mind with the suggestion that theres something great waiting for him in his dreams. The idea of his active imagination taking full control of dreamworld eases the young boy enough to drift away and meet the adventure awaiting him. The limitless possibilities create a night of fantasy involving space flight, a candy-made sun, and a very special visit to the North Pole, proving that imagination and sleep are the only requirements for sweet dreams.

Jan is terrified to go to sleep. Every night in her dreams she relives the blaze that killed her parents. As her dreams grow more vivid, Jan begins to suspect that the fire wasn’t an accident: someone murdered her parents, and she thinks she knows who. Then Jan starts to walk in her sleep, finding herself mysteriously drawn to a series of midnight fires being set around town. At first the fires are small, but soon one of Jan’s classmates—a girl who accused Jan of setting the fires—is horribly disfigured in the flames that destroy her home. Is Jan’s nightmare coming true? Is she an arsonist—and a killer, too?