The Dream-Maker’s Magic
The Dream-Maker’s Magic by Sharon Shinn is a reprint edition published by Penguin on March 13, 2008, featuring 288 pages in English. This young adult fiction novel explores the life of Kellen, who has been raised as a boy due to her mother’s insistence that she was born male. As Kellen navigates her identity, she forms a bond with Gryffin, a boy with a strong mind but damaged legs. Their friendship deepens as they both find work at a nearby inn, setting the stage for a transformative journey.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of family, friendship, and the complexities of identity. As Gryffin discovers his role as the kingdom’s Dream-Maker, capable of making dreams come true, Kellen is left to grapple with the evolving nature of their relationship. The story intertwines elements of fantasy and historical context, providing a rich backdrop for Kellen’s and Gryffin’s experiences. This edition invites readers to engage with the characters’ struggles and aspirations as they navigate their intertwined destinies.
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Kellen’s mother has always insisted that her only child was born male, not female—so Kellen has been raised as a boy. At school, she meets Gryffin, whose mind is as strong as his legs are damaged, and the two become friends and allies. A few years later, the two get jobs working at an inn nearby. When it is discovered that Gryffin is the kingdom’s new Dream-Maker—someone whose mere presence can help dreams come true—he is whisked away to the castle, leaving Kellen behind. By now, their friendship is shading into something more. Will it endure?
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