Dream Bunnys Tales Saving The Land Of Dreams

Dream Bunny is the tale of a whimsical rabbit with very long ears and a blue nightcap speckled with moonbeams. His best friend is a little star named Twink. They live in a magical and wonderful place called the Land of Dreams, barely hidden between the space of sleep and Imagine-nation. Their beautiful home is made up of the hopes, dreams and wishes of all the children in the world. Unfortunately, because children aren't using their imagination much anymore, the Land of Dreams is slowly disappearing and it is up to the two friends to find a way to save it. Christine Garrett was born in England to a mother who was both an opera singer and Shakespearean actress. The family moved to the United States when the author was very young. Her deep love for the arts was formed during the many hours that she spent as a young child backstage watching her mother perform. Following in her mother's creative footsteps, she is both an artist and a writer, currently living in Big Bear Lake, California. Dream Bunny's Tales is the author's favorite work. From illustrations to original lullaby music to animation screenplay and toys, she has created all aspects of this whimsical project. Following its original debut in a local newspaper column in Lake Arrowhead, children regularly wrote in to ask Dream Bunny all kinds of questions, including how to get bubble gum out of their hair. Dream Bunny never failed to give the perfect answer. Imagine that!

A Dream Bunny's Tale fable series are whimsical tales about how the hopes, dreams and wishes of all the children in the world oat to a magical land known as the Place of Dreams. Barely hidden between the space of sleep and our dreams, you will nd out how it all began, and how the children of this world nd their way to this magical kingdom. It all started when Dream Bunny and his best friend, a little starnamed Twinkley, who both resided in the Place of Dreams noticed that their charmed kingdom was slowly disappearing. e children of the world had stopped using their own creative imagination causing the magical land to slowly fade away. Fortunately, Twinkley knows what to do, but it isn't long before the two friends discover that the plan to be in the real world is a bit more complicated than they had anticipated. Discover how Dream Bunny and Twinkley nd a way to save the Place of Dreams!

Dream Bunny, a magical rabbit and Twinklie, a little star, look after an enchanted kingdom called the Place of Dreams. They are surrounded by thousands of sleeping toys nestled in colorful clouds with rainbows, stars and musical notes. One night Twinklie and Dream Bunny notice their land is disappearing. Why is that happening? They decide to visit children in the real world, hoping to find an answer. As they find their way to a strange new place Dream Bunny becomes a real rabbit and can no longer speak. He cries out in his mind, "Twinklie, how am I going to talk to the children?" Twinklie realizes she has to come up with a plan. She quickly turns Dream Bunny back into a toy and fastens herself to the end of his nightcap. That is when four year old Lizzie discovers them and cuddles them tightly. While asleep in bed that night Lizzie magically lands in the Place of Dreams and is told how to keep it from disappearing. Once back home, Lizzie convinces her skeptical siblings how they can also go to the magical kingdom. Once there all three children an both amazed and a bit apprehensive in an area called the ImagineNation. There every word comes alive and only getting back to the Place of Dreams do they truly feel safe. As the children find their way back to the beds back home do they find out many Dream Bunnies have found their way to other children's home. That is went true adventures begin! Find out what happens, who they meet, and how they save the Place of Dreams.

Dream Bunny, a magical rabbit, lives in a whimsical place created by children's hopes, dreams, and wishes; with thousands of sleeping toys nestled in colorful clouds surrounded by rainbows, stars and musical notes. Twinkley, a little star, takes care of this enchanted place with Dream Bunny. One night, Twinkley notices their world is disappearing. To find out why, she decides they must visit children in the real world to see if they are still dreaming. They leave the Place of Dreams and appear in a strange new land, where Dream Bunny has become a real rabbit and can no longer speak. He cries out in his mind, "Twinkley what happened!? This land is cold and snowy! Listen, I hear noisy children!" Twinkley hears Dream Bunny's thoughts, but still convinces him to come along no matter what his mood. Once at their destination, Twinkley decides to turn him back into a toy; she fastens herself to the end his nightcap. Four year old, Lizzie, discovers them. While sleeping, she enters an unknown land. Lizzie learns from Dream Bunny that she has to tell other children that the Place of Dreams exists, or it will fade away. Once home, Lizzie convinces her two skeptical siblings to embark on an exciting adventure to the unknown kingdom; even when they enter the shadowy areas of the Imagine Nation. It is incredible! Find out what happens, who they meet, and what they discover. . .

Reading "Barbie's Magical Adventure in Dreamland" takes people to magical worlds of thought and wonder. The story is about Barbie, a young girl with beautiful golden hair and bright blue eyes who stands out because she can go to Dreamland, a magical place that only lives in her dreams. Barbie goes on exciting adventures, meets strange creatures, and discovers beautiful landscapes in Dreamland every night under the stars. These dreams turn into her favorite secret, a beautiful world she loves. Dreamland's magic starts to fade away one day, leaving the once-bright colors dull and the magical creatures dull. Dreamland's guardian, Cygnus, calls on Barbie to protect this magical paradise. The magic of Dreamland comes from the three Dream Crystals that are lost. It is her job to find them. Barbie starts her trip with a purse full of stardust and an unknown map. She goes on a journey through the Whispering Woods, where the trees tell her secrets. To find the Dream Crystals that are hidden there, she has to answer puzzles. Barbie will have to show how brave and dedicated she is when she jumps into the Enchanted Lake to find the last crystal. She faces her biggest fears and gives the stones back to Cygnus, protecting Dreamland's magic and making sure it will live on. When Barbie goes back to her quiet small town, she grows into a kind and inspiring person. Kids and adults alike are inspired by her adventures in Dreamland and how she lives out these ideals to enjoy the beauty of dreams and grow the traits of bravery, kindness, and curiosity. At the end of the story, Barbie is still Dreamland's keeper. She watches over its wonders and makes sure that people will love them for many more years. She closes her eyes and dreams of Dreamland all the time because she knows that the fun things, she did there will always be a part of her. "Barbie's Magical Adventure in Dreamland" shows how powerful dreams, kindness, and bravery can be. It reminds us that the world is full of amazing things just waiting to be found by people who believe, and that the keys to amazing experiences and lasting memories are inside our hearts. Story Begins: Barbie was a little girl who lived in a cute little town. People knew her for having beautiful golden hair, bright blue eyes, and a kind heart. Barbie stood out among the simple homes and friendly neighbors in the town as a symbol of modesty and purity. Barbie had golden hair that fell down her back in waves that sparkled like a river of light. As the light caught on her and turned into a beautiful halo, she looked like a living, breathing sign of hope. Her bright blue eyes sparkled with interest, like two sapphires watching over the secrets of the world. But what made Barbie different from the other kids in town was her heart. She had a giving heart that touched everyone she met. She could make anyone feel special and better, even on the worst days, with her kind words and warm smile. It was Barbie's job to show that even in a world that seemed rude and rushed, good manners could still win. The one thing that made Barbie different, though, was something that not many people knew about her: she could go to Dreamland, a magical world that appeared only in her dreams. The hamlet would go to sleep every night, and Barbie's travels would begin. Dreamland was a place where dream rules did not apply. It stretched out in front of her like a beautiful tapestry in her thoughts. It was a world where the trees whispered secrets and the animals spoke in riddles and wisecracks. The sky was purple and turquoise. In Dreamland, Barbie can be anyone and go anywhere. It's a place where anything is possible and where the soul can find comfort. Her adventures at night were amazing. She would soar through the sky on a shiny dragon, feeling the rush of freedom in her blood as the wind pulled her hair back. She would have tea parties with rabbits that could talk. The rabbits' laughter would sound like a happy symphony in a field of brightly colored flowers. She liked to wander around in beautiful forests where streams sang lullabies to long-lost hopes and trees whispered stories of past adventures. Barbie, on the other hand, found the animals in Dreamland to be very interesting. There was Lumina, a pretty fairy whose wings sparkled like stars at dusk. She would teach Barbie about the night sky by telling her stories about constellations and the music that the stars played. Nimbus, a sneaky cloud fairy who can change shape at will, came next. Nimbus could change into a dolphin to explore the depths of the dream seas or a kite to take Barbie high above the clouds. Barbie and Nimbus would go on exciting adventures together. She made new friends every night, and each one was more creative than the last. She laughed with kind giants whose hearts were as big as the sky, danced with fire sprites whose bright flames lit up the night sky, and talked with wise old owls who taught her ancient secrets.

In bunny dreams, anything can happen. A bunny might know the ABCs, or count by 1-2-3s. A bunny might find the perfect carrot. A bunny might hop, hop, hop . . . or even fly! But every bunny needs a cozy place to rest. This is the perfect bedtime book for bunnies everywhere.

The author, a computer science professor diagnosed with terminal cancer, explores his life, the lessons that he has learned, how he has worked to achieve his childhood dreams, and the effect of his diagnosis on him and his family.

When Little Bunny is restless at bedtime, Mommy encourages him to imagine the adventures he will have in his dreams once he is asleep.

In the Land of Dreamy Dreams, Ellen Gilchrist's acclaimed 1981 debut collection of short stories, introduced readers to a remarkable Southern voice which has sustained its power and influence through her more than 20 subsequent books. Gilchrist has a distinctive ear for language, and a deep understanding of her flawed, sometimes tragic characters. These fourteen stories, divided into three sections -- There's a Garden of Eden, Things Like the Truth, and Perils of the Nile -- are about mostly young, upper-class Southern women who are bored with the Junior League and having babies, and chafe against the restrictions of their sheltered lives. Talented and bright, but living in the shadow of men -- their husbands and fathers -- they resort to outrageous actions in pursuit of freer lives and uncompromised love, despite the consequences. This collection first introduced readers to some of Gilchrist's most beloved characters, such as Rhoda Manning and Nora Jane Whittington. PRAISE: "It's difficult to review a first book as good as this one without resorting to every known superlative cliché...Gilchrist is the real thing." —Washington Post “A sustained display of delicately and rhythmically modulated prose and an unsentimental dissection of raw sentiment. Her stories are perceptive, her manner is both stylish and idiomatic – a rare and potent combination.” —Times Literary Supplement “Witty, concise and wonderfully varied.” —Literary Review “Gilchrist possess a distinctive voice, and blends a sense of poignancy with an often outrageously Gothic humor.” —New York Times Book Review “Her prose is quick-witted and urbane and as gossipy as Vanity Fair. Quite simply there is no Southern writer quite like her.” —Raleigh News & Observer

Take a bedtime journey with the New York Times bestselling author of The Wonderful Things You Will Be and discover the adventures that await while you dream! You only have to close your eyes And when you snuggle in…. You’ll be carried to your dream tonight On wing or paw or fin Snuggle into bed and discover what your dream animal might be and where it could take you! Could it be a bear who brings you to bake pastries? A fox who ushers you into a magical forest? Mermaids with whom you can sip tea? With a perfect nighttime rhyme and gorgeous illustrations, this book is the ideal addition to any bedtime reading routine. Little ones won’t mind closing their eyes once they learn what wonders await in their dreams. “A rare, enchanting mixture of graceful rhyming verse and adorable, Hummel-sweet illustrations. . . . Nursery-worthy.” –The New York Times