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DreamWeaver

R. Ron Hargrove

Fiction, Fantasy, Children's, Young Adult

Journey with an everyday boy with the gift for dreaming and the curse of involving those closest to him.


Douglas Regan is a typical, run of the mill American boy from a quiet and respectable suburban town trying his best to make it through the final week of middle school. He’s in no way a standout. In fact, if not for the occasional moments of dozing off during class, earning him some recognition and t...