Dreamland

Dreamland by Robert L. Anderson, published by HarperCollins on September 22, 2015, is a young adult fiction novel that explores the intricate relationship between dreams and reality. The story follows Odea Donahue, who has had the unique ability to travel through people’s dreams since childhood. Guided by her mother’s three strict rules—never interfere, never be seen, and never walk the same person’s dream more than once—Dea has managed to navigate this extraordinary gift without breaking any of the rules until the arrival of a new boy, Connor, complicates her life.

As Dea becomes increasingly drawn to Connor’s dreams and the secrets they both harbor, the boundaries between their worlds begin to blur. This imaginative narrative delves into themes of horror and fantasy, revealing the dangers that come with crossing into the dreams of others. With 336 pages, this edition invites readers to immerse themselves in a tale that intertwines elements of fairy tales and folklore, presenting a complex and thought-provoking journey through the dreamscape.