Jamie’s Dream

By Susan J. Berger & Christopher Corbin
Illustrations by Kim Sponaugle

Jamie had the best dream last night. Now he wants to buy it for his mom. Jamie is having a great day. He has French toast for breakfast, gets a gold star in spelling, wishes on a puffball, meets a unicorn, finds Dreams ‘R Us and buys his mom a dream.
Age Level: 5-6 years.

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Reviews

What a charming and imaginative story!

The real world may be limiting, but as the reader soon discovers, the world of imagination knows no bounds. Susan's son Christopher helped her write "Jamie's Dream" when he was only nine years old. Now an actor who likes to write comedy, you catch a glimpse into the inspiration and creativity flowing through Chris with "Jaime's Dream".
– C. Malandrinos

Growing up in Ms. Berger's house must have been a whole lot of fun.

In their book “Jamie’s Dream”, Ms. Berger and Christopher Corbin show us how a child’s imagination can transform even an ordinary day into something magical. The story turns out just as Jamie knows it will from the time he wakes up until he arrives home after school riding on a unicorn..well, sort of. But I’m not going to spoil it for you. After all, what fun would that be?
– Bill Kirk

This one gets a five star review.

As an ex teacher and a lover of children's books, this one gets a five star review. The author wrote this one for kids, not parents. It has magic and a childish sense of compassion without moralizing or warnings. A charming read for children and those of us who have not let the child in us fade.
– A. Seltzer

About Christopher Corbin

Christopher Corbin is Susan's son. He helped Susan write this book when he was nine. It was published when he was twenty-five. He grew up to be an actor and a Dad. When he is not acting he writes comedy sketches and does Dad things.

About the Illustrator

Kim Sponaugle was born in New Jersey and is a graduate of The Art Institute of Philadelphia. Upon graduation, she was hired as an associate curriculum designer for Cook Publications. It was while she was designing children’s products and hiring artists that she discovered that she really wanted to be at the drawing board. Kim has illustrated several children’s books including “The Adventures of Beatrice-Beatrice Loses Her Doll”; “New Clothes”, “Anna Banana”; “Corey’s Story” and “Tickleland”. Her work has been seen in Wee One's Magazine, Fandangle and Stories for Children magazines. Discover more on her website: picturekitchenstudio.com