FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is Dreamworld for, what does each book teach, which formats and languages exist, and how the series fits into bedtime and the classroom.
What age is Dreamworld for?
From two upwards, but it changes with the reader. Two to five is a picture journey to share aloud. Six and up can follow the story and sit with the question at the end. Families often read it together for years.
Do the books have to be read in order?
No. Each adventure is complete on its own, in its own place, with its own lesson. Reading in order lets you watch the seven children grow, but any book is a fair beginning.
Are the places real?
Every one. The Galápagos, the Himalayas, the Serengeti, Angel Falls — sixteen real locations you could stand in. The geography and the animals are real; the dream around them is the story.
Is this a religious book?
No. Dreamworld borrows the chakras as a structure for seven kinds of strength — grounding, creativity, courage, love, truth, intuition, wonder — and treats them as a way of naming feelings, not as doctrine. No faith is taught or required.
What languages and formats can I buy?
Book One exists in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Portuguese, as paperback, hardcover and Kindle. Availability varies by Amazon store and a couple of hardcovers are still in approval.
How often does a new book come out?
The first four arrive close together so the opening collection can be read as a set; after that a new adventure joins roughly every quarter. The release page shows every date.
Can I use these in a classroom?
Yes. Each book pairs a real place with one emotional theme, which makes it easy to link to geography, science or a circle-time conversation. The parents and educators page has prompts you can use directly.
How do I get in touch about school visits or rights?
Through the contact page. School visits, translation and foreign rights, media questions and partnerships all reach the same inbox.