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Dreamweaver: The First Five Episodes, Volume 1

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Dreamweaver: The First Five Episodes, Volume 1

By: Edwin Mwintome Bozie
Narrated by: Al Kessel
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This is the first five episodes of the series. The story tells of the Dream World, a parallel world to the human realm. There was a battle in the dream world between the forces of the Dream King and the forces of the Nightmare King. The son of the Nightmare king was cast into the human world to prevent disaster.

The story centers around the adventures of the Nightmare King's son and his quest to restore order to the Dream World while fighting for the love of the Dream Knight, Ayumi Kirisawa.

©2012, 2013 Edwin Mwintome Bozie (P)2013 Edwin Mwintome Bozie
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If you could sum up Dreamweaver: The First Five Episodes, Volume 1 in three words, what would they be?

This is an interesting story and if I was of a younger demographic I'm sure I would have enjoyed it more fully. With that being said, I really enjoyed the narration of the story and will look into more books being narrated by Al Kessel.

Would you ever listen to anything by Edwin Mwintome Bozie again?

Depends on the audience it was geared for.

What does Al Kessel bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

A depth to the storyline as well as real emotion.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No, but I think it was because it was geared towards a much younger demographic.

Great narrator and interesting concept for a story

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