The wedding of Llinos Savage, the young saviour of the Savage Pottery, & the fascinating Joe Mainwaring, sets the small sea front town of Swansea ablaze with gossip. Joe, born of an unlikely alliance between a native American squaw & a wealthy British businessman, is always perceived by the Swansea elite as a foreigner & an outsider. When Llinos ...

When Cy visits a special Viking exhibition in York & looks at a glorious Viking helmet, he is horrified to suddenly find a face in the helmet
- his Dream Master! The Dream Master is in terrible trouble, a prisoner of Eric Bloodaxe
- a fearsome Viking chief. Only Cy can rescue him. But first he must enter his dreams again...

This is the second terrific adventure involving Cy & the Dream Master & is just as packed with action & wit as the first title.



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Every dream has a Dream Master to control it. But Cy has such a vivid imagination that he has met his Dream Master & can travel with him through Time & Space to actually live his dreams. But what would happen if a character from Cy's dream decided to come & live in his Time & Space? Well Cy's about to find out. He's accidentally conjured up the Princess Shahr-Azad from Ancient Arabia
- creator of the 1001 tales of Arabian Nights. Cy & the Dream Master are keen to return the Princess back to her home, before she is discovered. Trouble is, the princess isn't keen to go back. She'd much rather stay & enter the upcoming TV talent contest & she's prepared to go to great lengths to get her own way. So begins a battle of wills (and imaginations) between the greatest storyteller of all time, & the timid but determined Cy. With flying carpets, Arabian dungeons & a trouble-making genie Cy's fourth adventure with his Dream Master is as fast & funny as before.
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Every dream has a Dream Master to control it. But Cy has such a vivid imagination that he has met his Dream Master & can travel with him through Time & Space to actually live his dreams. But what would happen if a character from Cy's dream decided to come & live in his Time & Space? Well Cy's about to find out. He's accidentally conjured up the Princess Shahr-Azad from Ancient Arabia
- creator of the 1001 tales of Arabian Nights. Cy & the Dream Master are keen to return the Princess back to her home, before she is discovered. Trouble is, the princess isn't keen to go back. She'd much rather stay & enter the upcoming TV talent contest & she's prepared to go to great lengths to get her own way. So begins a battle of wills (and imaginations) between the greatest storyteller of all time, & the timid but determined Cy. With flying carpets, Arabian dungeons & a trouble-making genie Cy's fourth adventure with his Dream Master is as fast & funny as before.
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Cy has the ability to control his own dreams & knows his own, personal Dream Master. But sometimes Cy's own imagination is so strong that he can run his own dream. Or so he thinks. For there's plenty of mishap & adventure ahead when Cy & the Dream Master travel back to Pompeii
- on the eve of the eruption of Vesuvius. Not only does the Dream Master have to face a lion in the gladiatorial ring, but Cy must rescue him
- & drive a chariot to escape from the volanic lava & dust... The third in a fantastic fantasy series.

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Young academic Catherine de la Tour is not content. Her lover James is a thousand miles away & she needs to get a grip on her work, her man & her life. When she accepts a post as artist-in residence at Cambridge she thinks it'll be just the break she needs. But once there she soon gets involved inthe wold sex lives of both male & female students. ...

Dreams from the Endz is the story of twenty-four Ahlème, who is spirited, sassy & wise but has more problems than she knows ...

24-year-old Ahlème (her name means 'dream' in Arabic) lives with her father, The Boss. He is half the man he was, since an accident on his building site stopped him working. Then there's Ahlème's brother, 16-year-old Foued, excluded from school & getting drawn into the world of drug-dealing on Uprising Estate. Ahlème battles with her family, the struggles & queues that come with being an immigrant, & the guilt-trips of distant relatives 'back home'. But when she returns
- after a ten-year absence
- to the country where her mother was massacred at a village wedding, she brokers a kind of truce, both with her homel&, & with the need to forge a future. Along the way, she stamps on that mythical version of Metropolitan France, a desperate fabrication put out by economic & political migrants & readily bought into by those left behind in Algeria.

Dreams from the Endz is an extraordinary achievement: outspoken & sobering but
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- laced with the author's hallmark wit. Faiza Guene illuminates the impact of politics on everyday lives, acting as the nation's eyes & ears in places many would never dare to go, weaving unforgettable tales across barriers.





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