…a highly entertaining novel… …amusing and yet thought provoking…
BOOKSELLER

…exciting… (read it and)… weave a little magic for yourself.
YOUNG TELEGRAPH

Especially recommended for any child doing topic work on Egyptians… a mixture of disastrous and hilarious… treads assuredly the line between thrills and laughs.
OBSERVER

Confusion and fun at school… Some good scary bits.
THE TIMES

…the pace never lets up … subtle sensitivity… a delightful novel.
HERALD

…an entertaining read.
SENTINEL

Pacey, clever, entertaining…
SUNDAY TIMES

… an exciting and original tale…
LONDON PARENTS GUIDE

Breslin shows that she can write as confidently for younger children as for teenagers. The DREAM MASTER is light, witty, tightly written and well composed.
TES

… an exhilarating read… entertaining… while also expounding the value of trust and friendship.
BOOKS FOR KEEPS

A richly entertaining novel, full of information, invention, fun and tension.
SCOTSMAN

"This book grabs you from the first spooky moment when Cy wakes from his dream about ancient Egypt and decides to get back into it again. An ancient Egyptian boy (Aten) comes out of Cy's dream and becomes involved in Cy's waking world. The Dream Master controls everyone's dreams and doesn't like boys like Cy trying to control their own dreams. Sometimes this book is scary and sometimes it's really hilarious. … I didn't want the story to end.
(Ilona, aged 8, Edinburgh Book Festival)