Journey to the End of the Dream

Azalaïs and her best friend Mehdi are whisked away one night by the fairy Félusine, riding on Belzéphir, a gentle flying sheep. They land in a world where the sheep smell of strawberries and bananas and butterflies show the way. But a monster is threatening to destroy everything, and the children must decide what to do about it. Is it really what it seems?

Along the way, Azalaïs and Mehdi learn that the most frightening things are not always the most dangerous, and that the most dangerous things do not always look frightening. It is a lesson that holds in the dream world and in the real one.

Many children wonder about the vivid world they visit each night. Is it real? Is it imagined? And what about the monsters in the shadows? This book takes those questions seriously. It does not tell children to stop worrying, but shows them that courage and friendship help in both worlds.

• An adventure with a fairy, a flying sheep, and a world full of surprises
• A story about courage, friendship, and facing what scares us
• A gentle way to talk with children about dreams, imagination, and fears

For children aged 4 and up.