Books with title GUARDIAN OF DREAMS

Recipient of Three Honorable Mentions in the category of Children's Books: London Book Festival, New York Book Festival, Beach Book Festival. In celebration of its 10th Anniversary, White Tulip Publishing has released a revised 2nd Edition of GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story to present an all watercolor illustrated book. The book also contains a new Supplemental Resource page bringing together practical tips garnered over its ten years of use with children to aid parents, teachers, counselors and caregivers.GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story is a children’s fable written by Wendy Torrel and illustrated by Kendall Klingbeil. It is a short fable about a rabbit who wakens from a nightmare and is unable to go back to sleep. Through the sage advice of the dream guardian, a horse, the rabbit discovers a remedy for his sleepless state.What's more, a Supplemental Resource page has been created to complement this book as an additional aid; it is available to download on the website of White Tulip Publishing.GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story is written as an aid for children who experience nightmares and encounter difficulty falling asleep again. It illustrates how nighttimes more fitful moments can be turned upside down when you know ways to disappear them. In providing children with a tool for addressing their fears and overcoming them, the book aims to restore the loss of confidence - and sleep - for little ones everywhere. One of the vehicles for doing so is the author's creation of a character that children can invoke and call on, thereby instilling a sense of comfort and security. An easy-to-remember core rhyming text on how to disappear unwanted imaginings is a principal attraction. Imaginative and purposeful, the book written by Wendy Torrel comes with appealing and endearing illustrations by renowned artist, Kendall Klingbeil, a sure bet for reaching the young and the very young alike.

A new life. A cry for help. A journey into the heart of the Great Waste. Though Isika now lives happily with the Maweel, her problems seem to be following her. Apprenticing for the master potter and enjoying life with a real family occupy Isika's days, until a call for help from her beloved stepmother forces her to choose between her new life and her old. As Isika rushes back to the Worker village in hope of rescuing her stepmother, she is thrust into a plot of deception and lies, maliciously pursued by evil forces. A journey deep into the desert will test all of her new found strength and gifting. Jabari and the other seekers follow Isika with hopes of helping, until the moment they find themselves attacked by the endless evil and malice that seeks to destroy the World Whisperer. Together they will have to find strength and belief in one another... if they ever want to make their way out of the desert and back to the land they love. Buy the book to continue the adventure today!

The beast rising, breaking from its fiery hold, scratching and clawing, spewing its fear and poison, spells of doubt brooding a stench of nightmares. Children's eyes tearing, bedtime dreadful and dreary, awakened in cold sweats, parents are all perplexed, dark circles around their children's eyes, sullen, meek and weak, tired turns slowly to death. What will happen next?All the nations of the Five Realms are haunted by this message. The dark sorceress, Lady Eve, and her master, the Dragon Beast-the reincarnated Lord Fetch-reign in terror, snatching children and turning them into statues. The magical Dream Tree is under threat. Can the tribes unite and turn the tide of evil? Who is the Wisdom Child and what is the Prophecy surrounding the Child?This book sees the return of some of the favorite characters-good and bad- from the author's previous book, Colors of the World: Adventures.

Recipient of Three Honorable Mentions in the category of Children's Books: London Book Festival, New York Book Festival, Beach Book Festival.In celebration of its 10th Anniversary, White Tulip Publishing has released a revised 2nd Edition of GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story to present an all watercolor illustrated book. The book also contains a new Supplemental Resource page bringing together practical tips garnered over its ten years of use with children to aid parents, teachers, counselors and caregivers.GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story (1st Edition)is a children’'s fable written by Wendy Torrel and illustrated by Kendall Klingbeil. It is a short fable about a rabbit who wakens from a nightmare and is unable to go back to sleep. Through the sage advice of the dream guardian, a horse, the rabbit discovers a remedy for his sleepless state.What's more, a Supplemental Resource page has been created to complement this book as an additional aid; it is available to download on the website of White Tulip Publishing.GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story is written as an aid for children who experience nightmares and encounter difficulty falling asleep again. It illustrates how nighttimes more fitful moments can be turned upside down when you know ways to disappear them. In providing children with a tool for addressing their fears and overcoming them, the book aims to restore the loss of confidence - and sleep - for little ones everywhere. One of the vehicles for doing so is the author's creation of a character that children can invoke and call on, thereby instilling a sense of comfort and security. An easy-to-remember core rhyming text on how to disappear unwanted imaginings is a principal attraction. Imaginative and purposeful, the book written by Wendy Torrel comes with appealing and endearing illustrations by renowned artist, Kendall Klingbeil, a sure bet for reaching the young and the very young alike.

Multi-Award Winning Book in the following categories: Children's Book (3), Picture Books 4-8, Picture Books 6 & Older, Best Illustrations, Poetry and Book Cover Design-Children's Fiction.In celebration of its 10th year anniversary all graphically composed images were replaced with watercolor illustrations to produce an all watercolor illustrated book.What's more, a Supplemental Resource page has been included to complement this book with an additional aid.GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story is a short fable about a rabbit who wakens from a nightmare and is unable to go back to sleep. Through the sage advice of the dream guardian, a horse, the rabbit discovers a remedy for his sleepless state.GUARDIAN OF DREAMS: A Bedtime Story is written as an aid for children who experience nightmares and encounter difficulty falling asleep again. It illustrates how nighttimes more fitful moments can be turned upside down when you know ways to disappear them. In providing children with a tool for addressing their fears and overcoming them, the book aims to restore the loss of confidence - and sleep - for little ones everywhere. One of the vehicles for doing so is the author's creation of a character that children can invoke and call on, thereby instilling a sense of comfort and security. An easy-to-remember core rhyming text on how to disappear unwanted imaginings is a principal attraction. Imaginative and purposeful, the book written by Wendy Torrel comes with appealing and endearing illustrations by renowned artist, Kendall Klingbeil, a sure bet for reaching the young and the very young alike.

In the second book in the World Whisperer series, Rachel Devenish Ford follows the tale of Isika growing into her destiny, even as forces from the Great Waste attempt to destroy her.Though Isika now lives happily with the Maweel, her problems seem to be following her. Apprenticing for the master potter and enjoying life with a real family occupy Isika’s days, until a call for help from her beloved stepmother forces her to choose between her new life and her old. As Isika rushes back to the Worker village in hope of rescuing her stepmother, she is thrust into a plot of deception and lies, maliciously pursued by evil forces. A journey deep into the desert will test all of her new found strength and gifting.Jabari and the other seekers follow Isika with hopes of helping, until the moment they find themselves attacked by the endless evil and malice that seeks to destroy the World Whisperer. Together they will have to find strength and belief in one another… if they ever want to make their way out of the desert and back to the land they love.

Whenever we dream, we always know that there is someone else with us but are unable to see their face.Children, however still have this ability and these stories are about some of their adventures.The Dream Guardian is a thing that is sent to a child wherever they be to keep them safe while they are in Dreamland. These Guardians are sent by the Dream Maker and although they are oddly dressed and have huge hands and feet. The face that the child sees, is always the face of someone that they feel comfortable being with.If however, you decide to begin your dream without the guardian. That is when things can go wrong and you will feel unsafe. This is what is called a NIGHTMARE!

The beast rising, breaking from its fiery hold, scratching and clawing, spewing its fear and poison, spells of doubt brooding a stench of nightmares. Children's eyes tearing, bedtime dreadful and dreary, awakened in cold sweats, parents are all perplexed, dark circles around their children's eyes, sullen, meek and weak, tired turns slowly to death. What will happen next? All the nations of the Five Realms are haunted by this message. The dark sorceress, Lady Eve, and her master, the Dragon Beast-the reincarnated Lord Fetch-reign in terror, snatching children and turning them into statues. The magical Dream Tree is under threat. Can the tribes unite and turn the tide of evil? Who is the Wisdom Child and what is the Prophecy surrounding the Child? This book sees the return of some of the favorite characters-good and bad- from the author's previous book, Colors of the World: Adventures.

Grandpa is a storyteller. He's also "The Dream Guardian", charged with looking after hundreds of bottles of dreams, both happiness dreams and nightmares. His grandchildren, Tommy and Nikki, often visit him to listen to a story and, in Tommy's case, learn how to become the new Dream Guardian when the time comes. Listen to stories about hidden temples, a runaway dog, four-winged fairies, stag beetles, witches, Arthur (the original Dream Guardian), adventurous train journeys, and much more. Plus learn about a secret room, a secret book and map, and how to redream a bottled dream.I’m a retired electronics engineer in my 70s. I write blogs and books and before my knees wore out, walked many long-distance trails with my wife Carol. I have four granddaughters and, when they were younger, I enjoyed making up bedtime stories about anything and everything. This book is based in part on those stories and is designed either to be read as a "book at bedtime" or to be enjoyed on its own by younger readers 8-years-old-ish and upwards.

Grandpa is a storyteller. He's also The Dream Guardian, charged with looking after hundreds of bottles of dreams, both happiness dreams and nightmares. His grandchildren, Tommy and Nikki, often visit him to listen to a story and, in Tommy's case, learn how to become the new Dream Guardian when the time comes. Listen to stories about hidden temples, a runaway dog, four-winged fairies, stag beetles, witches, Arthur (the original Dream Guardian), adventurous train journeys, … and much more, plus learn about secret rooms, secret books, and how to re-dream a bottled dream. I’m a retired electronics engineer in my 70s. I write blogs and books and before my knees wore out, walked many long-distance trails with my wife Carol. I have four granddaughters and, when they were younger, I enjoyed making up bedtime stories about anything and everything. This book is based in part on those stories and is designed either to be read as a "book at bedtime" or to be enjoyed on its own by younger readers 8-years-old-ish and upwards.