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The Dream Master

Written by: Theresa Breslin
Narrated by: Clifford Norgate
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When Cy meets the Dream Master as he's struggling to wake up one morning in time for school, he can hardly believe that this funny little man can have the power to control dreams. But when the ancient Egyption boy, Amun, who Cy's met in his dream, suddenly ends up in his wardrobe in real life, he can hardly doubt it! The trouble it's now up to Cy, who has always struggled with writing and complex school work, to work out how to help Amun get back to Ancient Egypt but not to a time when his life is in danger. And, Cy has to do it without arousing the suspicions of his parents, his annoying, boy-mad older sister, his teachers OR class bullies, the Mean Machines. Fantasy & Magic Historical Fiction Literature & Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Critic Reviews

'Pacy, clever and entertaining, with a suprising denouement'
The Sunday Times
SHORTLISTED FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK AWARD 2000

'There is a unique quality about the moment when one slips into a dream. Theresa Breslin catches it beautifully in her delightful new children's novel, THE DREAM MASTER.... plenty of amusing detail... subtle sensitivity... accessible to slow readers... Above all, this book is about power, showing subtly and wittily that apparently powerless children can take control of some aspects of their lives and make their mark. Now dream on...'
The Glasgow Herald

'Engaging fantasy... treads assuredly the line between thrills and laughs'
The Observer
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