About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is struggling to find their place in the world or feeling the heavy burden of their own creative talents. It is ideal for the child who feels like an outsider and needs to know that being different is a form of power rather than a defect. The story follows a group of dreamers who can pull objects from their sleep into reality, but they soon find themselves hunted by those who fear or want to exploit their gifts. Dealing with themes of identity, sibling loyalty, and the ethics of creation, the book is a sophisticated exploration of growing up. While the magical elements are high stakes, the heart of the story remains the emotional development of its protagonists. It is best suited for older teens due to its complex prose and mature reflections on self-worth and responsibility.
