The Cure For Dreaming by Cat Winters, 352 pages
Olivia is a girl who wants to go to college and is
interested in the suffragist movement.
Her father hates her ideas. As a
birthday treat, her friends take her to a hypnotist, Henri Reverie, and Olivia
is hypnotized. When her father finds
out, he asks Henri to hypnotize Olivia into forgetting about her feminist ideas
and to accept the world as it is. While
he does hypnotize Olivia, the effect is not quite what anyone expects. Olivia starts
to see the world as it is, but does not accept it. Unfortunately, she starts to see some people
as monsters. Desperate to get Henri to
fix this, she starts to talk to him. The
two begin to get to know each other and hatch a plan that not only may help
Olivia fix her problems with the hypnotizing effects but also with her life
with her father and may help Henri fix some problems in his life also. This was a great historical fiction book for
teens.
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