Description: " The Dream Peddler is like a sweet dream that you don't want to forget. . . . [It] effortlessly walks the line between that which is real and familiar and that which is extraordinary and new. . . . Sometimes funny, sometimes heartbreaking, and always fascinating." --Hypable "Like a latter-day Ray Bradbury, Watson stakes out similar homespun fantastic territory in her debut. . . . Watson populates her novel with a vibrant cast and does an excellent job of capturing the loneliness and repression of small-town life. This is a winning novel with broad appeal." -- Publishers Weekly "Fournier Watson's tale is gorgeous and carefully paced, with subtle tensions among the townspeople and lush descriptions of the natural world. Themes of coming and going, holding on and letting go, permeate this highly engaging, captivating, and, yes, dream-infused story." -- Kirkus Reviews "The novel flies by, with its heart in its well-developed characters and its spark from the touch of magic. Evie's quest . . . is poignant and realistic, and Watson's beautiful yet clear language brings her quiet emotion and loss to life. The Dream Peddler digs into the lies we tell ourselves and asks what it means to confront the truth at the root of our most impossible dreams." -- Booklist "What an astonishing novel. The Dream Peddler unfolds like a gorgeous poem, leading us deep into the lives of its characters, and exploring the vast underground legacy of our own desires. This is the must-read book of the year." --Rene Denfeld, bestselling author of The Child Finder " The Dream Peddler is a lovely, lyrical novel. Watson's poignant and gentle storytelling and the near-poetry of her beautiful prose captivated me from the beginning. I loved every page." --Louisa Morgan, author of A Secret History of Witches "Martine Fournier Watson's vivid writing will leave you feeling as if you are a satisfied customer of the dream peddler." --Mark Tompkins, author of The Last Days of Magic

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