Dreamstrider
Readers rate it 3.1 (7 on Hardcover)
401 pages · Released Oct 6, 2015 · Macmillan
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Dreamstrider is a fantasy-adventure with a compelling premise about a girl with dream-infiltration powers serving as a spy. The story explores themes of agency, loyalty, and moral choice, with protagonists who demonstrate growth and integrity. While there is some violence and scary dream sequences appropriate for older middle-grade and teen readers, the book avoids graphic content and focuses on character development and world-building.
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From the publisher
"Livia can enter other people's bodies through their dreams, an ability that makes her an invaluable and dangerous spy for her kingdom."-- "Livia can enter other people's bodies through their dreams, an ability that makes her an invaluable and dangerous spy for her kingdom."--
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Young Adult Fiction
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Science fiction
- Dystopian
- Adventure
- Fiction
- Dreams
- Children's fiction
- Dreams, fiction
- Fantasy fiction
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ISBN 9781626720428 · Macmillan