Review: Sweet Dreams
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 27, 2013
Have you ever wondered about the fine line between dreaming and our perception of reality? Do we make our own reality, and what are the mixed-up rambling scenes of our dreams really trying to tell us?This story is not so easy to classify. It has nice blend of a type of speculative fiction with a philosophical undertone. But ultimately, it is also a sweet tale of love.The story moves sort of like a dreamy tide too. In the end, I thought about it a lot, and realized that it had covered a vast distance in several concise chapters. I plan to go back and re-read it for details I may have missed on the first trip.It is easy enough to understand for a mature young reader, but should appeal to adults too. This book is sort of deceptive because the author's language is easy enough to understand, and his prose is what I would call patient. But in the end, he takes the reader where he wants to take them.I am interested in the imaginative mind of Tom Stafford, and would be open to reading more by this author.