Locked out of her house on a cold and windy winter night and chased by a scary tree, little Miss Lucky is greatly relieved when she wakes up and discovers it was all a dream.
Annoyed with his math teacher who assigns word problems and won't let him use a calculator, twelve-year-old Robert finds help from the number devil in his dreams.
Young readers will delight in all the sounds they can make as they follow the adventures of Minho and his father as they spend a day at the park and hear the "Eeee Chee-Cheee" of the birds and the "Clackety-Clack" of the subway.
The Ojibway Indians wove dream nets--delicate circlets to capture nightmares and let only good dreams through. Osofsky weaves these beliefs into her story of an Ojibway baby long ago, who watches his family as they play and work, and, safe behind the dreamcatcher, drifts contentedly off to sleep. Full color.
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