"Do you dream?" Dad sometimes asks me. But I’m just thinking. How dreamlike this thinking can be is shown in this book. What thoughts, for example, go through the minds of others? Where do dreams come from - the good ones and the bad ones? What happens when the dreamed horse turns out to be just a swing - and what if one seems to appear for riding after all? What do animals dream of? And can you wish for dreams? One answer is certain: This book is wonderful! The questions: fundamental, fascinating in their profound simplicity. The answers: thoughtful, witty, broadening perspectives. A book that doesn’t need to be big and loud because it knows how to look at the world with curiosity in the best sense. In sketch-like, therefore pleasantly vivid images, Miriam Zedelius lets the thoughts of her not-so-small heroine play out. Up to the E.