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Dizzy preferred having her own space. That way she wasn't being told what she should do, which left her room for what she could do. Dizzy Woods loves to draw. But when her dreams take her into her pictures, her world is turned upside down, and inside out.

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"""Twelve-year-old Dizzy Woods discovers a mysterious link between her new life, altered by the death of her father, and the world of dreams and synchronicities. Marie Newton's wise and tender writing easily brings us along as if Dizzy's healing journey is somehow our own. Through page after page, one discovers that the colors, magic and images of creative life call to all of us. Helen Cann's deft illustrations beautifully deepen this delightful story."" -Dr. Mary Harrell, author of The Mythmaker and Imaginal Figures In Everyday Life"

Twelve-year-old Dizzy Woods discovers a mysterious link between her new life, altered by the death of her father, and the world of dreams and synchronicities. Marie Newton's wise and tender writing easily brings us along as if Dizzy's healing journey is somehow our own. Through page after page, one discovers that the colors, magic and images of creative life call to all of us. Helen Cann's deft illustrations beautifully deepen this delightful story. -Dr. Mary Harrell, author of The Mythmaker and Imaginal Figures In Everyday Life

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Marie Newton was born near Liverpool, UK. She studied for a degree in English literature and history at John Moores University, Liverpool. She enjoys creative writing and is the author of The Letters of Hope Street. She lives in Leicester, UK.

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