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Dream Days (Hardcover)

by Kenneth Grahame (Author), Ernest H. Shepard (Illustrator) "In the matter of general culture and attainments, we youngsters stood on pretty level ground ..." (more)
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"There is no book about children like "The Golden Age," unless it is "Dream Days.""


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From the imaginative author of "The Wind in the Willows," an enchanting pair of books that map the imaginative landscape of childhood.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A rare gem indeed, Sep 28 2000
If you are picking up this book, you most likely have read its companion, THE GOLDEN AGE. This book continues the exploits of the children introduced in the first volume. Veddy, veddy English. Completely delightful, though.

I am not sure today's children would enjoy this book. The 19th Century British-isms will probably be quite tedious to any but the most precocious of children. And nothing really "happens" so to speak. No adventures of overwhelming magnitude. Rather, the children's imagination governs what happens throughout the book. Small things are turned into events of great importance. Children brought up with video games will most likely be bored. But for an adult, ahhh! This is a find. It will make you yearn for the idyllic childhood you never had or anybody had for that matter.

Each chapter is like sunlight shining on a bead of dew in April. Or something similarily poetic. Grahame's the better writer anyway.

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