Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and Premonitions: 101 Amazing Stories of Divine Intervention, Faith, and Insight

by Amy Newmark, Kelly Sullivan Walden

Sixth sense, gut feeling, instinct. Whatever you call it, sometimes we have no logical reason for knowing something—but still we know it. In this collection, you’ll read 101 stories of intuition, insight, and inspiration that will amaze you and encourage you tap into your own inner wisdom.

We all have the ability to tap into our intuition, but often find it hard to do. Dreams and premonitions are often the way our intuition or our faith in the beyond manifest. You will be awed and amazed by these true stories from everyday people who have experienced the extraordinary. The 101 stories in this book will enlighten and encourage you to listen to your dreams and your own inner voice.

Genres: Nonfiction, Spirituality

447 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 22, 2015

About the author

Amy Newmark is the bestselling author, editor-in-chief, and publisher of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series. Since 2008, she has published 191 new Chicken Soup for the Soul titles, most of them national bestsellers in the U.S. and Canada, more than doubling the number of Chicken Soup for the Soul titles in print today.

Amy is credited with revitalizing the Chicken Soup for the Soul brand, which has been a publishing industry phenomenon since the first book came out in 1993. By compiling inspirational and aspirational true stories curated from ordinary people who have had extraordinary experiences, Amy has kept the thirty-year-old Chicken Soup for the Soul brand fresh and relevant.

Follow Amy on Twitter @amynewmark. Listen to her free podcast, The Chicken Soup for the Soul Podcast, on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, the Podcasts app on iPhone, or by using your favorite podcast app on other devices.

Reviews

[Julie]

This book didn't do anything for me. We all have stories like this to tell. Mine just don't come from dreams....

[Elisa Coolio]

I think chicken soup for the soul is an amazingly awesome book!!! I love how the stories are separated into little stories up to only 5 pages long! Even though they are designed for old ladies, (no offense to them, he he) I think peoples of all ages will really enjoy this book. Especially if you're totally obsessed with dreams, like me!!!

With tons and tons of joy, (really! I'm not kidding)

Elisa!!!

[Nez]

If had potential, and while there were a few pretty amazing stories, most weren’t worthy of a book.

[Diane DeMasi]

Full disclosure: I wrote one of the pieces in this edition of Chicken Soup "No One Listened."

I have loved the Chicken Soup books and read many of them over the years. I love the bite size chunks that can be digested here and there in my day. I love the feel good take away from each story. The amazing dreams our minds produce and how we each perceive them.

[Charlene Stuffco]

I read the whole thing. Some of the stories were kind of boring, but I'm still glad I found this book.

[Cindy]

inspiring

[Deb Carlson]

I really enjoyed this read, while going through chemo it has given me so much hope as my dreams are coming on a bit stronger each week.

[Simplicity]

Short story anthologies aren’t really for me. I liked the stories and the quotes at the beginning of each one, but the weight of them felt too fleeting, superficial and forgettable in this format.

[AHR]

Inspiring reading.

[Joey]

I always enjoy the Chicken Soup for the Soul books, and this one was no exception. It was interesting to read of the authors' dreams and what their interpretation was of those dreams. Makes me wish I was a dreamer, but alas, any I've had over the years have always eluded me. You'll enjoy reading these stories.

[Ally Swinington]

I thought that this was an OK book. It did take me 3 months to finish it. The stories didn't really impress me that much. But I will continue to read more Chicken Soup for the Soul books.

[Iroquois]

Very interesting short stories about visitation, premonition, and vision type dreams. Some were amazing and some were only a touch otherly in feel, but overall the book was exactly the type of thing I was looking for, which is paranormal and/or spiritual without complete overt Christian or religious tones washing out the entire experience.