Visions of Tomorrow (THE LIBRARY OF LOST DREAMS SERIES #3)
BROCCOLI IS THE LEAST OF OUR PROBLEMS.
Magic? Something's eating it for breakfast.
Dahlia's all grown up now. She's the new Keeper of Stories. But a magic-eating nightmare captures her mentor. So she breaks the biggest rule: bringing her younger self into the future.
Now there are two Dahlias. Rule-follower meets fearless dreamer. Together, they must stop the nightmare before all magic disappears. And it's not broccoli. Buckle up for futuristic cities, mechanical owls, and scrap-metal beasts.
Think A Wrinkle in Time meets Big Hero 6.
P.S. New sidekick: A muffin-powered fluffball promoted to 'Keeper's Helper.' Payment accepted in snacks. Offers complimentary foot massages (results may vary).
THE LIBRARY OF LOST DREAMS SERIESBook 1: Dreams of Dawn (Ages 6+) Dahlia discovers a secret library where children’s dreams fly like glowing books. She must find the courage to protect this magical place before a dark force steals them away forever.
Book 2: Shadows of Yesterday (Ages 8+) Pulled hundreds of years into the past, Dahlia teams up with a young Astra. Together, they must hunt down a Memory Thief before the world’s history is erased.
Book 3: Visions of Tomorrow (Ages 10+) In a dangerous future, Adult Dahlia breaks the laws of time to save her captured mentor. She summons her younger self for a high-stakes battle against an evil that threatens time itself.
THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES
Book 4: Realms of Dusk (Ages 11+) Back in the present, Dahlia trains to master the power of her imagination. She faces her ultimate test: Nocta, a ruthless version of herself from a grim reality.
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Andrei Goanta builds stories from the real, messy moments of family life. Mixing text with digital art, he creates worlds that feel alive. He is currently writing the final volume of the Library of Lost Dreams.
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