The Bad Dream Machine

by Cathy East Dubowski

When Goldar uses the evil power of the Crystal of Nightmares, the Power Rangers lose both their confidence in themselves and their special powers.

61 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

About the author

Cathy East Dubowski is a narrator, editor, and illustrator. She specializes in novelizations of movies and literary classics for children and young adult readers. Dubowski has written more than 100 books for children, including adaptations of The Aristocats, Frances Hodgson Burnett’s A Little Princess, and Anna Sewell’s Black Beauty.

Reviews

[Heidi Tighe]

It wasn't a bad book. It had the usual main plot, school plot, and small-time subplot. I wouldn't want to read it to my kid more than once, but I survived the one-time lesson about the importance of SELF CONFIDENCE! (Yay. Cheer. Rah rah rah.)

[J9]

Another case of someone slapping a favorite children's character on the cover of a book and hoping it will sell. A weak story and nothing my avid reader finds engaging.

[Stay]

Hi-yah! The Crystal of nightmares must be destroyed!
Let me use my animal skeleton power to kick this crystal into oblivion.