About This Book
In 'The Girl Who Could Not Dream,' readers meet Sophie, a unique girl whose parents operate a clandestine shop dealing in dreams. The twist is, Sophie's own dreams manifest in reality, leading her parents to forbid her from having any. This creates a fascinating internal conflict for Sophie, who feels both special and constrained by her ability. The story takes an adventurous turn when a customer inadvertently discovers Sophie, triggering a chain of sinister events that threaten her family and their secret enterprise. Sophie must then embrace her extraordinary gift to protect those she loves, embarking on a journey of self-discovery, bravery, and unexpected friendship. This book is a blend of whimsy, humor, and poignant moments, exploring themes of family loyalty, self-acceptance, and the power of imagination.
"Sophie's parents run a secret shop where dreams are bought and sold. When Sophie dreams, her dreams become real, so she is forbidden to have any. Sinister events are set in motion when she is accidentally seen by one of her parents' customers, and it's up to Sophie to save her family"--
Discussion Prompts
1
If your dreams could come true, what would be the first thing you'd dream about?
2
Sophie's parents forbid her from dreaming. Do you think they were right to do that? Why or why not?
3
What does Sophie learn about herself and her unique abilities throughout the story?
4
How important is friendship in helping Sophie overcome challenges?
5
The book talks about dreams being bought and sold. What do you think makes a dream valuable?
6
What does this story teach us about the importance of family and protecting those we love?
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