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Ultradian Rhythms in Life Processes - Dreams
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The Book of Nightmares: A Fiendish Guide to Your Scary Dreams
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Discusses the nature, causes, and significance of nightmares and how they may be controlled.
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Simple book.
This book was a mistake of mine! I have been plagued by frequent nightmares for years and thought I had found something insightful. It is a thin book, more for young aged persons, Perhaps around the age of 10-12 are most suited for this particular piece.
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simply a great book
the book of nightmares is very easy to understand and is a very interesting book. I've read it dozens of times and learn more from it every time i read it.
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I agree!
I agree with the other review on this exciting book! Everytime I read it, I learn something new about all the strange and wonderful dreams I have. A great read, I recommend it to everyone!
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Question : Could you tell me the name of this book
It€s about a little girl who has this patch of blue hair in her hair and there are fairies in it, and a fairy pulled a blue hair out of her patch and that was really badSorry, I can't really remember it... I read it in 5th grade, and I kind of want to read it again because I hate thinking about it and not being able to know what book it is and how it ends xD Please help
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The Fairy Rebel by Lynne Reid BanksJan and Charlie long for a child but are unable to have one. In the garden, Jan meets Tiki, an unusual, spirited fairy who prefers jeans to pink frills and converses with Jan in spite of the anti-person rules of the tyrannical Fairy Queen. Tiki decides to use her powers to help Jan. However, she mixes up the requests for brown hair and blue eyes and must appeal to the Queen for more power. The Queen punishes Tiki by locking her in a hornets' nest. Thus begins a tale of magic, suspense, and adventure. The baby, Bindi, is born with 20 magic blue hairs at the nape of her neck, but the Fairy Queen and her evil hornet henchmen are an ever-present threat.
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