Description

Have you ever woken up from a dream and wondered — was that real?

Many children today find themselves confused by the vivid world they visit each night when they close their eyes. Is it real? Is it imaginary? And what about those monsters lurking in the shadows?

This book dares to say: both worlds are real.

When young Azalaïs is whisked away by the mysterious fairy Félusine on the back of Belzéphir, a gentle flying sheep, she and her best friend Mehdi tumble into a breathtaking world where sheep smell of strawberries and bananas, butterflies guide the way, and a terrifying monster threatens to destroy everything. But is the monster truly what it seems?

As the children discover, the most frightening things are not always the most dangerous and the most dangerous things do not always look frightening. A lesson that belongs to both worlds. The dream world and the real one.

A story about courage, friendship and the blurred line between what we imagine and what we know to be true — because sometimes, the dream is the most real thing of all.