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Books in In the Dream series

  • Adi and the Dream Train

    Carol Westron, Adam Halsall

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, )
    Zoom, the Dream Train, spends the daytime with his friends, filling his trucks with bright colours and joyful sounds, but at night he travels into the Dream Time to spread his golden thoughts over children who are afraid and have bad dreams. Zoom is invisible to these children, but one night he encounters Adi, a child who is different and can see the secrets behind the darkness. Zoom and Adi set off to explore the dark places of night together, but Adi has a plan of his own, he wants to find and ride the Night Mare... This story was illustrated by Adam Halsall, who is ten-years-old and has autism. When he was four the experts predicted that Adam would never talk or understand more than simple commands. Six years on, he has achieved a great deal. He now chats away and has enjoyed illustrating the story of the Dream Train in his own unique style. However, because of his autism, his contemporaries have developed past him and Adam often feels isolated and lonely. All profits from this book will go towards buying Adam an Autism Support Dog, to be his constant friend and, in time, to give him the independence to go out alone.
  • Darkness of Light

    Gina Kincade, Kimberly Gould

    (eBTT YA Generations Books, April 23, 2018)
    Grandma has been keeping secrets. Will they lead Rev to the light or will she remain in the darkness?When Reverie offers to tend her grandmother’s store the summer after graduation, she gets a lot more than she bargained for. The shop isn’t the problem. The dark eyes and bright smiles of two residents complicate her stay almost immediately, and just when she thinks she might have the cousins sorted out, she discovers the residents of Littleton, including her grandmother, have a secret. One that she now shares. Is there any chance all this shapeshifting is just a bad dream? And if it comes with Lucius and Kerwin, does she really want to wake?