Dream Weaver

by Sofia Simpson

In a world parallel to Earth, a society's sole purpose is to teach humans to dream. Ari, a Dream Weaver, who only wants to fulfill her role in helping a young girl to dream peacefully again, finds herself locked in a power struggle against those who create nightmares, Outcasts.With her mother who is the queen of Outcasts trying to persuade her to take her crown, she is tempted by a boy who would rule with her. Ari has a choice to make.Her best friend has a love for her he's kept hidden for years. They share a bond she can't deny, but could she love him more than friendship can allow? Or should she accept a boy chosen for her she finds attractive? Join Ari as she searches for her answer and discovers there is far more to her life than managing dreams.

230 pages, Paperback

First published March 2, 2014

About the author

Sofia drinks in fantasy like she would strawberry milkshakes. She lives in the fantasy world either dreaming up stories herself or immersing herself in clean, fun romances. She writes YA to believe she's still a teen at heart, but also loves providing beautiful stories to beautiful teens. Visit her at www.sofiasimpson.com and join her newsletter for up-to-date news on all her goings on.

Reviews

[Aleisha Hicks · Rating 5 out of 5]

From the first few pages of this book it pulls you in to wanting to know more. This book is full of romance, fantasy, and faith-based principles. I was able to visualize and relate to the feelings of the characters. The drama was quite intense and I found myself wanting to make decisions for Ari, (the main character), however, the author did well with character development and expressing the emotions of each narrator. I was pleased with the ending and very moved with this book Dream Weaver, as it told a great interpretation of being in relationship with our Maker, God, and had some other sweet relationships involved that I enjoyed diving into.

[Bethany · Rating 4 out of 5]

That was a beautiful book full of God's goodness, love, and grace. I really loved Ari and Dell's interactions at the start of the book, but I'm left with so many questions as to the ending. I was hoping for a lot more! What happens to Cy? How does Ari react to finding her father? What happens to the Queen of the Outcasts? It was such a good plot, but I felt like it ended midway through. I wish there was more to the story! I loved the author's writing and the idea around the Dream Maker.

[Jan · Rating 1 out of 5]

I started it, and got about a third of the way through but just couldn’t finish it. I tried, as I met the author and she was so nice, but this is definitely a preteen book. And a definite love story: I was expecting more of a Fantasy, not teen romance.

[Megan Olds · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good story. Nice plot twists.

(Spoiler alert: How ‘bout Ari chooses neither Cy nor Del? 😂 They both have their own issues, even when you feel for Cy’s background.)

[Megan Olds · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good story. Nice plot twists.

(Spoiler alert: How ‘bout Ari chooses neither Cy nor Del? 😂 They both have their own issues, even when you feel for Cy’s background.)