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Robin’s Review of The Library of lost dreams – Journey into the Future

The Expanded Edition: A High-Stakes Adventure into the Future

Title: The Library of lost dreams – Journey into the Future: The Expanded Edition: A High-Stakes Adventure into the Future

Author: Andrei Goanta 

Genres: Children’s Time Travel Science Fiction, Magical Fantasy Fiction for Children, Children’s Action & Adventure Books

Pages:  90

Source: Kindle, Paperback

The Library of lost dreams – Journey into the Future: The Expanded Edition: A High-Stakes Adventure into the Future

Dahlia is all grown up and the new Keeper of Stories, but her new life in a futuristic city is about to be shattered. A shadowy creature has captured her mentor, Astra, and is hunting the Children of Destiny. It’s a monster that devours magic itself.

Dahlia is out of options. She’s forced to call for the only backup she can trust: herself.

She pulls her younger, messier, pajama-wearing self from the past, a girl armed with an imagination so untamed it’s practically a superpower. Now, two Dahlias must team up. One is bound by rules, the other by pure, chaotic creativity.

To save Astra, they’ll have to battle scrap-metal monsters and fly mechanical owls. But will they discover that the greatest nightmare of all was born from a fear they both share?

(P.S. Dahlia has a new sidekick. A fluffy, unexpected, and very… opinionated one. He’s been promoted to Keeper’s Helper-Secretary, a title that mostly involves demanding snacks and offering expert foot-massage services. So far, there have been no takers.)

Robin’s Review

What Did I Just Walk Into?

Dahlia’s all grown up, officially the Keeper of Stories, and about five minutes into her new role before chaos comes calling. When a shadow creature starts devouring magic across a futuristic city, Dahlia has to rescue her mentor and save the archives. Her solution? Summon her ten-year-old self from the past. Because when the world’s ending, why not add some time-travel-induced therapy to the mix?

Here’s What Slapped:

This finale is a glowing, heartfelt end to a series that’s only gotten better with every book. The concept of “you versus your younger self” is both brilliant and beautifully executed. It turns a fantasy adventure into something deeply personal. The world is inventive—mechanical owls, scrap-metal monsters, and time-twisting chaos—and the emotional beats land perfectly. Dahlia’s growth is satisfying, her courage believable, and Sol the fluffy sidekick earns every snack he demands.

What Could’ve Been Better:

Absolutely nothing. Okay, maybe just one more chapter because I didn’t want to say goodbye.

Perfect for Readers Who Love:

• Time-travel fantasy with heart and humor

• Talking sidekicks who think they’re in charge

• Short, gorgeously illustrated adventures

• Stories that teach courage without losing the fun

• Magic that’s really about self-acceptance

A touching and imaginative conclusion to a wonderful series. The Library of Lost Dreams – Journey into the Future reminds readers young and old that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is face the version of yourself you used to be. A perfect ending to a perfect trilogy.

Book Series Order:

The Library of Lost Dreams: Special Expanded Edition: A Magical Adventure of Courage and Imagination

Book 1 of 3: The Library of Lost Dreams

The Library of lost dreams – Journey into the past: The Expanded Edition: A Magical Library Time Travel Adventure

Book 2 of 3: The Library of Lost Dreams

The Library of Lost Dreams – Journey into the future

Book 3 of 3: The Library of Lost Dreams

Reviewed by Robin for Robin’s Review

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