This book was of poems of dreams. Some were bad dreams, some good dreams, some beautiful, and some dark. Some pages were boring, maybe because I couldn't relate or maybe because it didn't make much sense. But I don't really expect dreams to make sense anyway. ( )

I liked most of these poems and can relate to them in some way. All these poems are about different dreams such as dreaming you are falling or having a nightmare. I would not share this in my class because I do not think its a good school book there are better books to teach/introduce poetry other than this book. ( )

Poetry flows from one vivid dream to the next in this collection. The illustrations bring to life a lucid dream in each poem. "Falling" is one most may relate to as I remember many dreams of falling and waking with a jerk in my own bed as a child. While such graphic dreams can be extremely convoluted, this book keeps it simple and fun for children. ( )

Poems about nature and animals. ( )

A cleverly written dream/poem book about many different types of dreams. The art works shows the authors Korean, Chinese, and American descent. Some of the poems were funny, odd, and kind of dark. ( )