I'll dream of you: Classic Book Guide and Free Edition

I'll dream of you is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Farrell, Henry (1920–2006).

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"I'll Dream of You" by Charles F. Myers is a fantasy novel that was likely written in the mid-20th century. The story revolves around the protagonist, Marc Pillsworth, who finds his dream girl, Toffee, materializing in his waking life after he dreams her into existence. The novel explores themes of love, reality versus fantasy, and the complexities of human relationships. In the narrative, Marc, who is immersed in his work running an advertising agency, experiences a vivid dream involving Toffee, a carefree and vivacious girl. Upon awakening, he is shocked to discover that Toffee has come to life and is determined to assist him in breaking free from his mundane existence. Their adventures lead to humorous and chaotic situations, revealing Marc's struggles with his feelings for his secretary, Julie. Although Toffee proves to be a source of excitement, she ultimately teaches Marc important life lessons about love and personal fulfillment, leading to an emotional farewell as she returns to the realm of dreams, allowing Marc to embrace reality and pursue a genuine connection with Julie.

Book and edition facts

• Title: I'll dream of you
• Author credits: Farrell, Henry (1920–2006)
• Catalogue language: English

Catalogue subjects

• Dreams -- Fiction
• Fantasy fiction
• Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
• Science fiction
• Short stories
• Subconsciousness -- Fiction

Gutenberg collections

• Category: Novels
• Category: Science-Fiction & Fantasy

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