The Girl Who Could Not Dream (Hardcover) by Sarah Beth Durst

from vivirielle

The voice on the recording was a little grating for me, but the story is fun and engaging. I would recommend this to anyone. I think the idea is fun and unique, and the way it explores friendship is appealing to people of all ages. I loved Sophie and felt like we were a lot alike.

from aganske

Sophie and her parents would like you to think she's a normal girl living with her parents in their bookstore. That's because they don't want the truth to be known by the night watchman. Sophie's parents are really dream sellers and Sophie's best friend is really a monster she brought to life aft...

from fionaanne

I don't know who picked the coverart but they ought to be fired. It looks like it belongs on an infantile picture book about a middle-aged woman with a purse, her surly teenage offspring and a furry, streamer-wearing chinese dragon. I had a grear deal of difficulty taking this book seriously as a...

from bucketofrhymes

Thanks to Goodreads and the publisher for a free copy of The Girl Who Could Not Dream! Probably the most accurate review I could give of this book would consist of me shoving a copy at you while babbling somewhat incoherent variations on "READ THIS NOW." But since that is probably an unhelpful ...

from VaterOlsen

Sophie shares a secret with her parents: they bottle dreams and sell them. Sophie doesn't have dreams of her own and when she 'drinks' a dream, the dream character Monster comes to life. Monster is Sophie's only friend because the family secret keeps Sophie to herself. There are a couple of kids ...