The Dreamstone by Mikey Brooks

Book Title:	The Dreamstone (Amazon link)
Author:	Mikey Brooks
Genre:	Fantasy
Reviewer:	Madison (age 11)

When Parker’s mom is dreamnapped by the wicked Mab, it is up to him and Kaelyn to save her. When they return to Dreams, they discover Mab isn’t their only problem. Gladamyr has lost his powers and the only way to get them back is to become what he fears the most—a nightmare.

Introduction: In Dreams there is a nice place where good dreams happen and a bad place called Nightmares where bad dreams are born.

Brief description: There is a gateway in Dreams where there are keys. Each person has a key. When the gateway is taken over all the keys go back to their hooks except for Parker and Kaeyln's.

My favorite part . . .
was when Parker and Kaelyn thought smart and thought of a "dreamcatcher".

I'd recommend this book . . .
to anyone who loves adventure and imagination.

Madison

The Dreamstone by Mikey Brooks

Book Title:	The DreamStone (Amazon link)
Author:	Mikey Brooks
Genre:	Fantasy
Reviewer:	Madison (age 10)

When Parker’s mom is dreamnapped by the wicked Mab, it is up to him and Kaelyn to save her. When they return to Dreams, they discover Mab isn’t their only problem. Gladamyr has lost his powers and the only way to get them back is to become what he fears the most—a nightmare.

Introduction:
In Dreams there is a nice place where good Dreams happen and a bad place called Nightmares where bad dreams are born.

Brief description:
There is a gateway in Dreams where there is Keys. Each person has a Key when the gateway is taken over. All the Keys go back to their Hooks except for Parker and Kaelyn.

My favorite part:
My favorite part in the book was when Parker and Kaelyn thought they were smart and athought of a "Dreamcatcher".

I'd recommend this book . . .
For its imagination and adventures.

Madison

The DreamKeeper by Mikey Brooks

Book Title:	The DreamKeeper (Amazon link)
Author:	Mikey Brooks
Genre:	Fantasy
Reviewer:	Madison (age 10)

Dreams: Dorothy called it Oz, Alice called it Wonderland, but Nightmares call it HOME. 

When an evil shifter takes over the gateway to the realm of Dreams, it falls to 14-year-olds Parker and Kaelyn to stop him. Their only hope lies with Gladamyr, the Dream Keeper, but can they trust a Nightmare to save their world? 

Introduction:
There is our world and the Dream world, where we go when we fall asleep.

Brief description:
There is two parts that are divided. One is called Nightmares where all the Nightmares are born and what the Nightmare becomes.

My favorite part:
My favorite part is when Kaelyn and Parker become friends and meet in both of the worlds, Dreams and Earth.

I'd recommend this book . . .
For its imagination and adventures.

Madison