This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

The year is... well, it doesn't really matter. Time becomes a bit fluid when dealing with sentient pillows. Let's just say that one day, humans woke up to a world slightly – okay, drastically – different. Their pillows had developed sentience. This wasn't a subtle shift, either. This was a full-blown rebellion, complete with miniature picket signs (crafted, naturally, from pillowcases), strategically placed feather bombs (a surprisingly effective weapon), and a surprisingly well-organized pillow parliament. Suddenly, the simple act of resting your weary head became a complex political negotiation. The age-old problem of finding the perfect sleeping position took on a whole new level of urgency. Enter Alice, our protagonist. She's not your typical hero. She doesn't wield a sword or possess magical powers. Her weapon of choice? Wit, charm, a surprisingly lumpy past, and a truly unsettling ability to understand the grievances of inanimate objects. Her mission is to negotiate peace between humans and the suddenly very opinionated pillows before sleep deprivation leads to utter societal collapse. This isn't just a tale of a pillow rebellion; it's a hilarious, heartfelt exploration of communication, compromise, and the unexpected consequences of giving inanimate objects a voice. So prepare for a wild ride filled with fluffy revolutionaries, philosophical discussions with bolsters, and the shocking truth about the origins of that suspiciously lumpy pillow you've been using for the past ten years. Get ready for 'The Great Pillow Rebellion' – it's going to be a bumpy, but ultimately satisfying, ride.