Books with title Sweet Dreams, Peter!

This book is specially designed in Amazon's fixed-layout KF8 format with region magnification. Double-tap on an area of text to zoom and read.Bright illustrations and sweet, rhyming text are paired in this adorable bedtime story that celebrates the joy of creativity through dreams. From penguins eating ice cream to cute cuddle bugs, this board book is sure to bring a smile to both young and old. There are endless possibilities for what children can imagine.

Lisa has three wishes: she wants a horse, she doesn’t want to be the middle child, and she doesn’t want to be diabetic. Sweet Dreams is the story of a fifth-grader who strives for normalcy despite obstacles (including diabetes, a jealous best friend, two spoiled sisters and a worrisome mother). With the help of a wishing stone, the Helping Hands Ranch, and a dirty, abused, forgotten mare, Lisa gets her wishes and learns to love God again. Semi-autobiographical in inspiration, Sweet Dreams was co-written by a 12-year old girl and her mother. Above all, Sweet Dreams is the inspiring, heart-breaking, obstacle-jumping love story of a girl and her horse.

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 suggesting 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.

This children's book was inspired by my daughter, Racquel Evond Simmons, when she was five years old. She wanted me to tell her a bedtime story every night, so I began to make up stories. My first story was about a star that couldn't shine. After that, she wanted another one, so I thought about the grumpy old troll. Then she wanted more. I couldn't rest because these stories have begun to race in my mind, and I couldn't stop writing. That's how it all began!

This children's book was inspired by my daughter, Racquel Evond Simmons, when she was five years old. She wanted me to tell her a bedtime story every night, so I began to make up stories. My first story was about a star that couldn't shine. After that, she wanted another one, so I thought about the grumpy old troll. Then she wanted more. I couldn't rest because these stories have begun to race in my mind, and I couldn't stop writing. That's how it all began!

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?