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I got this because it was offered for free on one of my daily free book collecting rounds. This is the second of those hundreds of books I have downloaded that I have liked enough to write a review for. The characters were real and the plot was engaging. I would definitely buy a sequel if it came out (not that there was any need for a sequel). It was exactly what I wanted to read: a light humorous, well-written fantasy book. There was a bit more language than I would have liked, but I am extremely sensitive. There were also a few comments that I didn't want to think too hard about. But they didn't get in the way of the story. The pacing was great and the plot was engaging. This book was well worth the time I spent reading it.


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Court of Dreams Stuart Sharp 9780982991329 Books Reviews

Court of Dreams by Stuart Sharp is uproariously funny. The story has a bevy of strange and quirky characters, a fantastic setting, and enough side splitting humor to satisfy even the most finicky reader in your family.

The adventure begins as perfectly ordinary Thomas Greene is attacked by a giant while breaking up with his girlfriend Nicola. Instead of the killing blow that Thomas expects however, he and Nicola fall through the trunk of a tree, and are separated in the fall. Both have their separate adventures in this strange land full of strange creatures called figments, roses that drink the blood of intruders, fruit trees that dub as entrances to human dreams, and all paths that lead to the castle - the last place that Simon Strange, a figment gone rogue, says Thomas should go to for answers.

The novel is light on plot; but heavy on action, fantastically interesting characters, and a cheeky play on words. There is murder and blood shed, mayhem and nefarious plots, anarchy among the monarchy, and of course, a unique kind of romance. As mentioned before, all of it family friendly, with not a standard foul word or inappropriate sexual innuendo. The scariest creature is a face licking boot (especially given the terrain it stomped through prior to its debut) and the misguided antics of the multi-pocketed villain Grave.

If you're a fan of Alice In Wonderland, A Series of Unfortunate Events, or Monty Python type adventure and humor, then this book will definitely satisfy your reading pleasure (and tickle your funny-bone in the process. Good clean fun with an ending that lets you write your own ever after, or perhaps a set up for a sequel as Thomas Greene further explores his new-found heritage and faerie powers.

I give Court of Dreams 5 stars for humor, intriguing characters, an imaginative setting, and more twists and turns than a bag of pretzels.

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I got this because it was offered for free on one of my daily free book collecting rounds. This is the second of those hundreds of books I have downloaded that I have liked enough to write a review for. The characters were real and the plot was engaging. I would definitely buy a sequel if it came out (not that there was any need for a sequel). It was exactly what I wanted to read a light humorous, well-written fantasy book. There was a bit more language than I would have liked, but I am extremely sensitive. There were also a few comments that I didn't want to think too hard about. But they didn't get in the way of the story. The pacing was great and the plot was engaging. This book was well worth the time I spent reading it.