In this 25th anniversary edition of Just a Dream, travel with young Walter on a fantastical adventure as he travels--by way of his bed--into a polluted dreamscape world that wakes him up to a more eco-friendly way to live. Chris Van Allsburg's pitch-perfect narrative, paired with his full-color pastel illustrations, renders this picture book a story that has stood the test of time. This anniversary edition includes bonus downloadable audio, read by Chris Van Allsburg and a stunning new jacket

Jimmy Clanton became an internationally recognized rock and roll singer in the late 1950s and continues to perform to this day. Some of his hit songs were “Just a Dream,” “Go, Jimmy, Go,” and “Venus in Blue Jeans.” He also starred in the iconic rock and roll movie Go, Johnny, Go, produced by rock and roll DJ legend Alan Freed. He has performed with most of the major artists who made up the roots of rock and roll. Jimmy had it all, fame and fortune, but something was missing! His life was forever changed one night in August 1980. Through a visitation from the God of this universe, Jimmy was truly born again! In telling of his story, Jimmy shares his experiences and how God has supernaturally guided him through life, step by step, to this very day!

Paranormal warrior Jessica Walsh enlists the help of her psychic neighbor, Daisy Giordano, to help discover who or what is causing Nightshade, California, residents to die in their sleep with horrified looks on their faces.

Sabrina, an artist, is diagnosed with schizophrenia, and her parents check her into the Wellness Center. There she meets Alec, who is convinced it's the world that's crazy, not the two of them. They are meant to be together; they are special. But when Alec starts to convince Sabrina that her treatment will wipe out everything that makes her creative, she worries that she'll lose hold of her dreams and herself. Should she listen to her doctor? her decision may have fatal consequences. Brian James calls Life is But a Dream "the most intense book I've written. Bringing this unique character to life and seeing the world through her eyes, with all its beauty and confusion, was an immense challenge that I hope is just as rewarding to read as it was to write." Intense--yes. Unforgettable--definitely.

Skylar has struggled with a devastating death in the family, not sure how she will recover until an old flame comes into the picture. She had closed off her heart after her divorce, but this man has opened up her heart to thoughts she thought were gone. Now she has to decide how things will go moving forward. Will she let him in again? The way he still makes her stomach fill with butterflies will test her will every day. When the dreams start, she is awakened with clenched fists; not sure how to deal with them, she starts to write them down. Her sister and her friends will have to help her navigate through this new journey. Her only worry is that when she lets him in again, will she get hurt? Her one saving grace is her horses and the river, where she rides to think about all of it. Where will this new journey take her, and what will happen in the end? The only way to find out is to let the attraction and feelings take over and let her guard down for what may be the greatest thing to happen to her in a long time. Time will tell.

Since the disappearance of her father, Amanda James has relied on her imaginary friend, Tiffany, to prevent her from realizing her worst fear of being alone. However, Amanda soon discovers that imaginary friends are more than they appear. They are Dream Keepers, the beings that dwell in the minds of humans and create their dreams. But when a dangerous plot threatens the delicate balance of both the Dream Realm and the Physical Realm, Amanda is called upon to overcome her worst fears and preserve the safety of everything she cherishes.

Just A Dream is like a dangled bone to a hungry dog that is dripping froth from its mouth like snowflakes. I know not whether a bite is possible, but I do know that yesterday has gone, today is here, and tomorrow is on the verge. I hope, I hope.