Dream Robbers

Dream Robbers (Nature Elves #1)

4.5 of 5 stars 4.50  ·  rating details  ·  6 ratings  ·  4 reviews
Greedy thieves have stolen the children's dreams! And not just any dreams, mind you, but the Dreams of whom they are to become. With this loss children everywhere are becoming cross, and more misbehaved by the day. They are driving their parents mad.

Only the rarest of Elves can do anything about it. These small, scarcely seen, Nature Elves in their remote Gypsy Village are...more
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Published (first published December 1st 2011)

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Tamera Westhoff
This was a great read for me! I'm sure my son will love to read it too! I though there were a lot of life lessons to be learned through these elf children's adventures! Twice I even stopped and read them to my husband, because I was in complete agreement! Especially the one where he says: "Are the youth so poor that they can't afford to pay respect for their elders?" Awesome! I liked the relationships between the elves, all friends and like family, even though they were completely different! I a...more
Aeicha
Read the original and complete review at Word Spelunking

RC Scott’s Dream Robbers turned out to be such a surprising little gem! Wondrously whimsical and fantastically fun, I found this book to be a delightful read.

In Dream Robbers we are introduced to 12 Nature Elf children who have set out on a grand adventure. The adults in their Gypsy Village have been tricked to leave, their magical stream has dried up and with it their dreams have disappeared. So the 12 little elvesies set out to bring thei...more
Renee
This review consists of 2 parts: 1. My daughter's review (she's 9) - she gives it 5 stars; and 2. My review (the Mom) - I give it 4 stars. These are excerpts. For the full review, please visit us at www.motherdaughterbookreviews.com

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I liked the story of the book. I really liked how there were different kinds of magical creatures like dwarfs, fairies, and elves and that they could do magical things. I liked that a few of the elves were not as nice...more
Angelya (The Oaken Bookcase)
This review was originally posted on The Oaken Bookcase on May 3, 2012.

This delightful story is about twelve elf children, each with special powers from natural sources such as fire, snow, storm and water. They set off on a journey together to try to discover why the stream near their village has stopped flowing. They must get it to flow, so that children will Dream again.

The story starts rather abruptly with only a short prologue to explain what has happened. The reader is thrown into the story...more
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