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What would be better than to teach our children the potential of dreaming? This book is a great tool to help empower our children towards having a positive relationship with their dreams. Love Renee's accessibility. -- Thomas Peisel, co-author of 'A Field Guide to Lucid Dreaming: Mastering the Art of Oneironautics' The Good Night Fairy series is a collection of wonderful stories that will help make bedtime a positive experience for both parents and children alike! -- Dr. S. Fogel; Brain and Mind Institute, University of Western Ontario

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As a teacher, author, wife, and mother of two, Renee understands the importance of a good night's sleep! 'The Good Night Fairy Helps Via Change Her Dream' was inspired by her daughter, Via's recurring nightmare, which was so terrifying that she tried to keep herself awake in order to avoid dreaming. Renee's background in psychology was put to good use when she introduced Via to Lucid Dreaming, which empowered the five-year-old to take an active role in her own dreams. Renee hopes that your family will discover the many benefits that lucidity has to offer. Romaine (Lewandowski) Tacey was born in Bay City, MI and now resides in Orlando, FL with her loving and supportive husband, Ken. Romaine transitioned from years of photo-realistic portraits to more fanciful illustrations that she was inspired to create for her beloved grandchildren, Morgan and Gavin, who live nearby with their parents Jeremy and Amy. Having found her diversified Happy Place , Romaine continues to create beautiful murals, sketches, watercolors, and oil-paintings for clients throughout the United States and Canada. Mary Curk has co-authored and edited young adult and children's literature for twenty years. She has worked extensively on the McGraw-Hill iLit series, including their Digital Collection for adolescent readers. Her grammar text, Start With the Sentence, (iSkills, 2013) and essay text, Beyond Five Paragraphs, (iSkills, 2015) are currently used in Canadian high schools.

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