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Ugh, so good. This is one of those, "Why didn't I think of that idea?!" books.
As usual, Durst gives us the perfect mix of whimsy and creepy, with a healthy dash of humor mixed in. Sophie and her pet, Monster, were just so delightful, and I loved her parents as well. It's so nice to see real parents, with both quirky personalities and realistic parenting instincts, in a middle grade book. The concept is fun, and well executed, the characters were fabulous, and there were pink ninja bunnies. Ninj ...more
As usual, Durst gives us the perfect mix of whimsy and creepy, with a healthy dash of humor mixed in. Sophie and her pet, Monster, were just so delightful, and I loved her parents as well. It's so nice to see real parents, with both quirky personalities and realistic parenting instincts, in a middle grade book. The concept is fun, and well executed, the characters were fabulous, and there were pink ninja bunnies. Ninj ...more
Sophie has always loved her parents' secret shop, the one hidden below their book shop, where dreams are bought and sold. The business of distilling, bottling and sorting dreams has always been fascinating to Sophie, especially since she never has dreams of her own.
When the dream shop is robbed and her parents go missing, Sophie will have to follow the clues to try and save them. With her best friend--a snarky monster named Monster--at her side, Sophie will have to decide who she can trust and w ...more
When the dream shop is robbed and her parents go missing, Sophie will have to follow the clues to try and save them. With her best friend--a snarky monster named Monster--at her side, Sophie will have to decide who she can trust and w ...more
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