I Can Dream

A long-time confidante of Elvis Presley reveals intimate details of the legendary performer's dreams and disillusionments, showing his disintegration due to drugs and the harm he inflicted on himself

Dream big! Young readers help characters pursue their aspirations—from driving a race car to traveling to Mars— just by wiggling their fingers! But wait! There's even more fun. In an impressive gatefold finale, kids help a firefighter, astronaut, artist, and more come together to follow their dreams. With interactive holes on every page and a satisfyingly funny touch-and-feel cover, this charming board book offers a uniquely entertaining way to play and read together.

Evangeline doesn't dream anymore. Cancer has taken everything -her will, her youth, her life. When doctors diagnose her as terminal, Evi and her mother lose all hope. Until the hospital offers the chance to live beyond her dreams. One last wish: a wish to dream again. Thanks to the aid of a dream research company Evi can participate in a trial program, one where she can experience any adventure she would like in a simulation. Under one stipulation. Evi risks death in reality if she dies in simulation, possibly forfeiting what little time she has left. With the help of young Remiel, a boy with his own fatal diagnosis, Evi embarks on her very first adventure as a pirate on an epic voyage. During her adventure Evi encounters monsters on a quest for treasure, risking the remainder of her life in a refusal to go down without a fight as a victim of cancer.

Wake Me Up So I Can Dream is a disturbing story of nightmares, visions, dreams, and fears that will have you questioning everything in the confusing world of Sasha, a beautiful young woman with a tortured past Sasha is a gentle soul, who after much hardship falls in love against the odds with Michael, who once was just a friend. Michael loves her immensely, but things change swiftly and dramatically. Without warning, Sasha starts to see strange visions and seems to be losing the man she loves to a ghostly figure who walks in and out of her life at will, determined to take everything she has. She feels she is losing her grip on reality. Plagued by fear, paranoia, and fluctuating emotions, Sasha tries to find answers and return to her once happy and successful life. Feelings of insanity grip her as she seeks help. Sasha finds some peace in her nightmarish existence, only to be plunged once more into even greater fears. You will hold your breath for this young woman as you also experience her confusion, but from the depths of misery, a beautiful love story emerges.

EVERYONE IN HIGH SCHOOL WONDERED WHO WOULD WIN THE FREE FLYING LESSONS... ‘Tomboy’ Loretta Larkin excels in sports, but privately envies her popular blonde high school classmate, Elsie Wynn. When the new local airport announces an essay contest with flying lessons as the tempting prize, Rette decides to enter—and wins! She finds that learning to solo can be a way to not-soloing the prom. Betty Cavanna writes of teenagers with sure understanding of their inner lives and the high school scene. A Girl Can Dream was a Junior Literary Guild Selection. Before writing it Miss Cavanna herself took flying lessons and learned about ‘stalls’ and ‘spins’ from a flying instructor not unlike Pat Creatore.

Girls Can Dream takes children through the alphabet to introduce them to 26 careers that they can aspire to be. It is a celebration of African-American girls - their diversity, excellence, and limitless potential.

Have you ever wondered what children think or dream about? Fields of flowers? Scores of butterflies fluttering freely? How about climbing trees so high they can almost reach that rainbow? Among these beautiful, brilliantly colored pages are these dreams of children and more. Dreams imagined day or night; dreams that could lead to so much more in life.

Have you ever wondered what heaven is like? Have you ever tried explaining it to a child who has lost a loved one or who is just curious? Or have you ever been at the bedside of one who is dying and wondering what’s next? This first time author poetically takes the reader through natural questions about heaven and then answers those questions based on scripture. So if you’ve ever wanted or needed a vivid idea of what heaven is like and if you want to get excited about getting there, this book would be a great book for you, your family and your friends.