In the afterlife, Riley Bloom discovers that dreams can be a powerful way to connect with the living—but they can also be dangerous.
In Dreamland, the third book in Alyson Noël's beloved young adult series, Riley Bloom is finding that the afterlife can be a lonely place when all you do is focus on work. Hoping to contact her sister Ever, Riley goes to the place where dreams happen. There she meets the director, who tells her about two ways to send dreams: Dream Jumping, where you can share a message and participate in someone's dream, and Dreamweaving, where an entire dream is created in a studio and sent to the dreamer. However, Dreamweaving was outlawed decades ago.
Believing it's her only way to reach Ever, Riley searches for the old Dreamweaving studio. Inside, she encounters a ghost boy who has been creating and sending nightmares to people for years. To stop him and finally connect with her sister, Riley must confront and overcome her own fears. Dreamland is a fantastical and moving tale about the power of facing our fears and the unbreakable bonds between siblings, perfect for young adult readers who love exploring the mysteries of life, death, and dreams.