Dreamworld

The safest place in Lila's world is beginning to change.

At sixteen, Lila can create a sky of her own in her dreams. Above an ocean of clouds, she has room to imagine, to breathe, and to leave the ordinary world behind. Then the towers appear. The music turns wrong. And pieces of her nightmares begin surfacing in Greenwood.

With her friends Ethan and Mira, and a new student whose family has kept unsettling records of the dream world, Lila follows the clues to an ancient valley. What they find there seems to offer an answer. But opening one passage can leave another danger free, and the boundary between dreams and waking life is becoming harder to trust.

Someone in the depths of the dream world promises protection from everything people fear. Its rooms are beautiful. Its voices are familiar. Its doors do not open from the inside.

As Greenwood changes around her, Lila must decide what it means to help someone come home—and how much of the world she has made for herself she is willing to share.

Dreamworld is a fantasy of dangerous wonder, imperfect friendship, and the courage to leave a door open.