The Dream Encyclopedia, Second Edition

"A very convenient one-volume reference on everything you might want to read regarding dreams and dream interpretation...an excellent source of basic information." About.com

The Dream Encyclopedia is an aid to both dream interpretation and beginning dream research. American Reference Books Annual

easy to use…. Recommended. Booklist

Lewis (DePaul Univ.) and Oliver (independent scholar) explore dreams in a cultural, historical, and psychological context. Recommended. Choice

"Stop spending your waking hours trying to decipher your dreams. Check out The Dream Encyclopedia." Complete Woman

Whether one is a serious student of dreams, or wishes merely to peruse the volume for pleasure, one cannot help but learn something about the fascinating world of dreams from Lewis's helpful contribution to the literature on the subject. Foreword Magazine

Encompassing all facets of popular interest in dreams, this general interest resource provides a broad overview of contemporary studies of dreaming, and sheds light on notions of dreams from around the world. Reference and Research Book News

A comprehensive reference, The Dream Encyclopedia provides a thorough treatment and a unique analysis of dream-related topics. Of particular interest is the discussion of the importance of dreams in various religious and ethnic groups around the world. SirReadaLot.org

Tackling nearly three hundred topics that commonly occur in dreams and offering interpretations for each of them, "The Dream Encyclopedia" breaks down each symbol and explains why one's mileage may vary on certain symbols. Offering much food for thought, "The Dream Encyclopedia" is very much recommended to the curious or professional reader. The Midwest Book Review