Books with title Sweet Dream Pie

Dynamic plots and storylines encourage readers to pick them up again and again. Engaging themes and attractive cover designs in new paperback style binding are designed to motivate readers. Short but substantial chapters give a sense of achievement in reading whole texts. A clear text design without illustrations and activities that may distract, encourages focus on reading and enables low achievers to improve at their own pace.

This is the first of many stories I told to my granddaughter in response to her constantly begging me to tell her another story. I'm in my 60s and I first contrived the stories when my granddaughter, Jessica, who was around age 6 or so. She was hooked on the stories because at that age she knew more than the story characters. (Alfred Hitchcock once said the suspense builds when the audience knows more than the character on screen.) A story about a family of ducks, their friends, and their neighbors -- a turtle, an owl, a rabbit and the Farmers. The premise: The youngest duckling, Rachael, seems to be troubled by bad dreams and her older, unsympathetic sisters like to laugh and tease her about this. One morning Rachael awakes, crying, after having a troubling dream about “Ice Cream.” Since none in the family of ducks has ever heard of ice cream, they search among their animal friends for an answer but to avail. They finally turn to kindly neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, who dish it up for them. The visit to the Farmers’ house ends on a zany note with flying ice cream landing on Mrs. Farmer’s head.

If you want to live your dreams, you will have to sleep away your life.Morpheus is an ordinary student during the day; once it's night he is an oneironaut: He dreams lucidly. One day he awakes in a bizarre world where ghostspirits live. Something extraordinary happens when another dreamer called Yuhime finds herself stranded with Morpheus in this foreign world. They are asked by the inhabitants of Eldor to fulfill their ancient human tradition: To protect and reclaim their homes from monsters.

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.