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	title:	The Complete Dream Dictionary: A Bedside Guide to Knowing What Your Dreams Mean
	author:	Trish MacGregor, Rob MacGregor
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Adams Media Corporation
	released:	January 28, 2005
	isbn:	1593371098
	isbn-13:	9781593371098

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Terrible - Rated This book isn't a dictionary at all, the first half of the book tell's you how to remember your dreams and mentions about Freud and Jung. Clearly if you needed to learn how to remember your dreams you wouldn't need a dictionary. This dictionary doesn't even include bike, bicycle, or motorbike. One of the references i was trying to look up but does include really obscure things, hardly helpful. True stuff! - Rated I had to laugh this book really does apply to your dreams. Most informative and insightful! recommending: The Discovery of Dreams A-Z

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Terrible - Rated 1/5
This book isn't a dictionary at all, the first half of the book tell's you how to remember your dreams and mentions about Freud and Jung. Clearly if you needed to learn how to remember your dreams you wouldn't need a dictionary. This dictionary doesn't even include bike, bicycle, or motorbike. One of the references i was trying to look up but does include really obscure things, hardly helpful.